Shah Rukh Khan dances to Jhoome Jo Pathaan at NMACC gala, says ‘Party agar Ambani ke ghar rakhoge to…’

Inside videos from the NMACC event see Shah Rukh Khan leaving the audience mesmerised with his performance. In another video, the actor is also seen talking about how the cultural centre has inspired the artist in him.

Shah Rukh Khan's performance at NMACC left fans rejoiced. (Photo: Diet Sabya, Aryan Khan fan page/Instagram)

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The Ambanis hosted a gala, a day after launching the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre. Not just Bollywood faces but Hollywood stars like Tom Holland, Zendaya, Gigi Hadid and Penelope Cruz were also seen attending the event. Inside photos and videos from the night have left fans thrilled. From Shah Rukh Khan being joined by Varun Dhawan and Ranveer Singh on stage to Priyanka Chopra matching steps with her Dil Dhadakne Do Star or even Varun pulling Gigi on the stage, the sizzling performances will be remembered for long.

Shah Rukh, who left the world gasping with his avatar on the day 1 of the event, was missing from the red carpet. However, a video shared by the NMACC social media page shows the actor indulging in a conversation with Anushka Dandekar, who was hosting the red carpet. In the same, the actor is seen talking about how Nita Ambani has been discussing the cultural centre for more than a decade. He also called the project one of ‘passion’ by an ‘art lover’. Asked to describe the moment in one word, he said, “I could call it spectacular, fantastic and mesmerising. But coming here, I have been reminded of what I have followed in my life, and it has left me inspired. You know there’s no business like show business.”

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And while it was Salman Khan, who posed with his family — Gauri Khan, Suhana Khan and Aryan Khan, an inside photo from the event has SRK joining them for a family photo.

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On Saturday, Shah Rukh Khan also took the stage as he danced on “Jhoome Jo Pathan” in front of a cheering crowd. Varun Dhawan, who was standing near the stage, was called up by SRK before he even invited Ranveer Singh. Together, the trio did the hook step and the audience went berserk seeing them dance together.

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Another video sees the audience requesting for ‘once more’ using his Pathaan dialogue ‘Desh ka sawal hai…’ The superstar took the mic and is heard saying, “Desh ka sawaal hai, ek baar aur bajayenge. Mai bas itna hi karunga varna meri saas chad jayegi aur mai marr jaunga (It’s the call for duty but I will do just this one step. Otherwise I will get breathless and die). The trio then groove together to AP Dhillon’s “Brown Munde”. The singer also shared a photo with the Pathaan star on his social media. SRK was also seen mouthing the now-popular dialogue with a twist, as he said, “Party agar Ambani ke ghar pe rakhoge to Pathaan mehmanawazi ke liye to aayega hi.”

The event also saw actors like Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Saba Azad, Dulquer Salman, Rashmika Mandanna, and Alia Bhatt among others marking their attendance.

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