Don 3: Shah Rukh Khan Fans Slam Farhan Akhtar For Choosing Ranveer Singh For Franchise, Call It His ‘Biggest mistake’ (View Tweets)
If speculations are to be believed, Ranveer Singh has replaced Shah Rukh Khan as the new star of 'Don 3.' Before beginning production on Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Baiju Bawra,' there were whispers that the 'Cirkus' star would sign a major project. Shah Rukh Khan's supporters have been waiting for Farhan Akhtar to do 'Don 3' for years. When Ritesh Sidwani revealed that Farhan Akhtar was hard at work on the script, things really heated up. Shah Rukh Khan's fans were really ecstatic with the situation. However, it was later discovered that SRK is not enthusiastic about the film. (Also Read: BIG UPDATE: Sanjay Dutt To Play Thalapathy Vijay's Father In Lokesh Kanagaraj's Actioner; Both Will Have A 'Godfather/Peaky Blinders-Like' Gangster Twist?)
It appears that Shah Rukh Khan believes 'Don 3' does not fit within the types of projects he wants to be a part of right now. The superstar has 'Dunki' and 'Jawan' scheduled for release in December. He appears to be reading a lot of scripts from both South and Bollywood-based Indian directors. For bringing Ranveer Singh on board for 'Don 3,' fans have been making fun of the producers. They believe the ‘Padmaavat’ actor, who is renowned for his great acting skills and captivating demeanour, should lead a new franchise. (Also Read: Aryan Khan's First Online Series To Feature Shah Rukh Khan And Ranveer Singh In Cameo Roles)
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It will be record breaking disaster in history of Bollywood remember that.
Farhan Akhtar should drop the idea of making ‘Don 3’ if SRK is not going to feature in it
Ultra Disaster of the decade Loading..
Better to cast Chota Don rather than Ranveer Singh in ‘Don 3’
Biggest mistake.
The outrage seems a little out of place. Farhan Akhtar and Ranveer Singh have not officially announced anything about this. For Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Baiju Bawra,' the young actor will collaborate once more with Alia Bhatt.
