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SRK and his son Aryan to dub for film
By Dinesh Kamath
Aryan Khan is all set for his debut
movie with his father Shah Rukh Khan. Aryan Khan is finally ready for his big
screen debut. SRK himself had just dropped a huge hint about his kid’s break in
his latest Instagram post. On the occasion of Father’s Day, the superstar
posted a photo of himself sharing a father-son moment with Aryan, as they sport
team India jerseys with Mufasa and Simba printed on their backs.
Will the film they are dubbing for
be like the epic animated Disney movie ‘The Lion King’ or will there be
something more to it than what meets the eye? Shah Rukh and his son were
recently spotted at a recording studio, dubbing for this project. Thus Aryan is
dubbing for the live-action film that is set to hit screens in July.
SRK will lend his voice to Mufasa and
Aryan to Simba in the Hindi dubbed version of the film. The son of Shah Rukh
Khan is currently studying to be a filmmaker and writer, and has no plans to
come in front of the camera. The 21-year-old, however, has already gone behind
the microphone.
This film will be a Hindi version
of upcoming Hollywood film, The Lion King. This is the live-action version of
the animated film that released in the year 1994. The 1994 film, directed by
Jon Favreau of Iron Man and The Jungle Book fame, is a “family favourite” at
SRK’s Mumbai home, Mannat.
Voicing the father-son duo of
Mufasa and Simba has been a wonderful personal and professional moment for
Aryan and Shahrukh who hopes families can make some happy memories together,
watching The Lion King,
Simba is the central character of The Lion
King. Mufasa, Simba's father who dies early into the film remains a guiding
force in his troubled son's life. And Aryan Khan, best-known for being SRK's
son, plays him in the Hindi dub.
In 2004, Aryan, then
seven-years-old, dubbed for Dash in The Incredibles - Shah Rukh Khan voiced Mr
Incredible - and that's pretty much his only experience till date, barring a
scene in Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham in which he appears as the toddler version of
his dad's character.
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