SRK film festival: 7 iconic Shah Rukh Khan films re-release in theatres across India and worldwide
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SRK film festival
Shah Rukh Khan turns 60 on November 2, and a special two‑week festival is programmed across 75+ cinemas in 30+ Indian cities via PVR INOX, with studio partners flagging screenings across the Middle East, North America, UK‑Europe, Australia and more. Dates begin October 31 and roll through mid‑November.
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Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa (1994) re-release
SRK’s underdog Sunil made hearts melt in this early gem, remembered for its boy‑next‑door charm and unrequited love story that cemented his everyman appeal.
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Dil Se (1998) re-release
Mani Ratnam’s intense romance showcased SRK’s gravitas against A. R. Rahman’s iconic score, pairing him memorably with Manisha Koirala amid sweeping visuals and high emotion.
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Devdas (2002) re-release
Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s lavish retelling cast SRK as the doomed lover opposite Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Madhuri Dixit, redefining on‑screen heartbreak with operatic scale.
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Main Hoon Na (2004) re-release
Farah Khan’s debut mixed action, campus comedy, and patriotic flair as SRK’s Major Ram balanced slick set‑pieces with signature romance in a full‑masala entertainer.
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Om Shanti Om (2007) re-release
A meta‑Bollywood spectacle of reincarnation and stardom, OSO returns as fan pages and studios tease festival showtimes in India and international markets alongside partner exhibitors.
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Jawan (2023) re-release
The recent blockbuster joins the classic slate, spotlighting SRK’s dual mass‑hero turn that powered record box office and a new‑age action persona for a fresh theatrical encore.