Shah Rukh Khan and Siddharth Anand are all set to join forces for King. The much-awaited actioner is all set to release this year-end. While the announcement was dropped with an explosive video, it promised never-seen-before action sequences. Amid this, reports are rife that the makers are shooting an extensive sequence that cost Rs 50 crore.
King makers mount action sequence in Europe
As per reports in Bollywood Hungama, reliable sources confirm that Sid has mounted an unimaginable action sequence at real locations in Europe, which has cost the production team Rs 50 crore. A source told the portal, “King is one of the most expensive action films of Indian cinema and is going all out to ensure a theatrical experience for ages. One of the key action moments of the film was shot in Europe, and the team has spent an earth-shattering amount of Rs 50 crore for a 10-day action-packed schedule. It cost them Rs 5 crore per day to shoot this action sequence.”
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The report added, “Shah Rukh has also supervised the entire action, as he is very fascinated with the idea of developing something humongous for the big screen. He helped Sid in planning this entire sequence at real locations in Europe, and the execution aspect was also done with perfection.”
About King
After days of teasing, the makers of Shah Rukh Khan’s upcoming film King have officially announced its release window. The film is set to hit theatres during the Christmas weekend, positioning it as a year-end blockbuster that will carry momentum into 2027. The announcement was made by Shah Rukh Khan and Siddharth Anand on the eve of Pathaan’s third anniversary.
Apart from Shah Rukh Khan, the film also stars Suhana Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Abhay Verma, Rani Mukerji, Saurabh Shukla, Arshad Warsi, Raghav Juyal, Deepika Padukone, and more. Along with the release update, the makers also unveiled striking visuals offering a glimpse into the world of King. Shah Rukh Khan is seen in a bold and fierce new avatar, set against dramatic landscapes, with the powerful imagery heightening anticipation for the film’s release later this year.
