SRK DDLJ-inspired music meets new Raj and Simran, falls in love. Picture
Shah Rukh Khan met the artists of ‘Come Fall in Love – The DDLJ Musical’ in London. Music inspired by the prestigious film ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’, will be a premiere in the lead roles with Jenna Pandya and Ashley Day in Manchester this month.
Bollywood superstars Shah Rukh Khan met Naye Raj and Simran with ‘Dilwale Dulhiyaya Le Jayenge-inspired music’ Kam Fall in Love ‘. The actor met Leeds, Jena Pandya and Ashley Day, who played the crew of the music along with the crew of Simran and Roger.
Shah Rukh, who became a global domestic name in the 1995 original film, fell beyond the UK premiere, which opens at the Manchester Opera House on 29 May. Clothes in a white T-shirt and denims, the actor all smiled as he presented for a picture with the leadership of music.
By the time the official Instagram account of music shared the photos, the journey was kept in wrapped.
Jena Pandya, originally in a famous role by Bollywood actor Kajol, spoke of praising her after meeting the legendary actor. “It was such an honor to meet Shah Rukh Khan and be in the rehearsal room. He was so generous with his time and support for the show. To show him some prestigious scenes that he and Kajol had originally installed, which was a long -lasting memory for me and I could not wait for Manchester next week and I said that this story!”
Ashley Dey, who plays Roger, a re -used version of Raj described the moment, “When he reached our rehearsal room and met the whole company, it was a moment that quietly landed on all of us, especially in a way that the words did not require words,” he said. “He congratulated all of us with such love and real enthusiasm that what we are making. I can’t imagine what to feel to see a project – dear by millions of people – being rebuilt as a music after 30 years. And yet, he is asking to see more!”
‘Come Fall in Love-The DDLJ Musical’ is directed by the original film director Aditya Chopra and re-connects the cross-cultural love story in the UK and India. It retains the heart of the film, while the original music legends offer a new English score with a new English score with a new English score by Vishal and Shekhar following the footsteps of the original music legend Jatin-Lalit.
Music includes Irwin Iqbal, Kara Lane, Haraveen Man-Neri, Ammonic Melako, Milli O’Conal, Ankur Sabarwal, Kinshuk Sen and Russell Wilcox.
