Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone-starrer Pathaan took over Bangladesh as the film at long last delivered in the nation on May 12. Pathaan made history by turning into the main Hindi film to get a full delivery in performance centers in Bangladesh since its freedom in 1971. Multiple reports state that, even before the movie was released, all of the shows were sold out in several locations. Now, online, there are videos of Bangladeshi fans dancing in theatres to the Pathaan song Jhoome Jo Pathaan.
Fans are seen vibing to Jhoome Jo Pathaan and screaming as they watch Shah Rukh Khan on the big screen in one of the videos from inside a Bangladeshi theatre. Jhoome Jo Pathaan is playing on the screen while a young girl is seen dancing in another video. “Pathaan ki party (Pathaan’s party) continues in Bangladesh, and even little kids can’t stop themselves from grooving to Jhoome Jo Pathaan!” was written on a fan page to share it.
Pathaan was shown in 41 theatres across Bangladesh on May 12, according to a report. Additionally, it was reported that the designated halls’ two-day advance tickets were sold out prior to the release. Nelson D’Souza from Yash Raj Films had previously stated in a statement, “Cinema has always been a unifying force between nations, races, and cultures.” It transcends borders, inspires individuals, and significantly contributes to bringing people together. We are overjoyed that Pathaan, which has accomplished historic business all over the world, will now have the opportunity to entertain audiences in Bangladesh.
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After four years away, Shah Rukh’s successful return to the big screen was Pathaan. It likewise brought a genuinely necessary relief to the drought in the cinema world, with not many movies ending up being business hits since the coronavirus pandemic. In addition to Shah Rukh and Deepika, John Abraham plays the antagonist in Pathaan, and Dimple Kapadia and Ashutosh Rana play important roles.
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