Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Jawan’ Zooms Past ‘Adipurush’ on Day 3
High-Octane Action Sequence Leaves Fans Amazed
Shah Rukh Khan’s latest movie ‘Jawan’ has surpassed ‘Adipurush’ at the box office, grossing over Rs 350 crore worldwide within just three days of its release. Fans of the Bollywood superstar are raving about the film’s director, Atlee, and especially the mind-blowing action scenes featured in ‘Jawan’.
Behind-the-Scenes Footage Surfaces
The film’s action director, Ferdi Fischer, recently shared a captivating behind-the-scenes video on his social media handles. The footage showcases Shah Rukh Khan performing a high-octane action sequence – jumping onto a moving truck. Fischer, in his caption, reminisced about the unforgettable day on the set of ‘Jawan’ and expressed his gratitude to Spiro and Red Chillies Entertainment for this incredible opportunity. He also highlighted the use of the cutting-edge WarpCam prototype to capture a signature wrap-around shot of SRK. Additionally, Fischer mentioned that the actor’s daredevil stunts helped contribute to the film grossing a jaw-dropping $1.2 billion on its first day.
- Video Goes Viral
The behind-the-scenes video quickly went viral, capturing the attention of numerous SRK fans across social media platforms. The Reddit community was particularly vocal, leaving comments such as:
- “I’m glad they take safety precautions. Just because some actors want to do all their own stunts realistically doesn’t take away any acting credibility from actors who prefer not to. Safety and health come first.”
- “The truck chase and action will forever live in my head.”
- “At this age, I’m angry if I’m told to move from my seat… this guy’s jumping everywhere at 57 with broken shoulders, knees, and god knows what.”
Fischer’s Successful Career
Ferdi Fischer is an acclaimed action director who has worked on several Hollywood blockbusters, including ‘The Gray Man,’ ‘Fast & Furious 10,’ and ‘Bad Boys’.
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