Now this news is something that might surprise you. Shah Rukh Khan is reportedly very keen on pairing up with Priyanka Chopra for Farah Khan's new filmHappy New Year.
According to reports in Mumbai Mirror, SRK is flexing all his muscles to ensure that she is paired with him in the film. Farah Khan has though remained tight-lipped about the developments.
Priyanka was the original choice for the movie before the infamous SRK-Gauri-KJo episode went live.
As per the report, Deepika, Katrina, Priyanka and Kareena were all in the reckoning. But all other actors are reportedly busy and Deepika is already doing Chennai Express with SRK, PC becomes the obvious choice.
Also, Shah Rukh really wants Priyanka on board for the movie.
Priyanka and Shah Rukh's friendship hit the rocks early this year when the actress was accused of putting Gauri's paradise in trouble, owing to her friendship with the superstar. Priyanka was heavily criticised for her 'proximity' to SRK.
In a recent Tv interview Shah Rukh Khan had spoken about Priyanka and said that she is very close to him.
"To me what is most disturbing is that a lady who has worked with me has been questioned and somewhere down the line has not been shown the respect that I show her, or to all women. I think it is disrespectful and I am extremely sorry about that, sorry means not because of the things that I have done but because she is a friend," he said in the interview.
"She was a little girl who started her Miss World crowning with me. We have shared some of the nicest moments onscreen and off it. It is extremely unfortunate for me, you know, a friendship gets a little spoilt," he also said.
"She was a little girl who started her Miss World crowning with me. We have shared some of the nicest moments onscreen and off it. It is extremely unfortunate for me, you know, a friendship gets a little spoilt," he also said.
Priyanka Chopra was reportedly moving to Salman camp recently. Priyanka even said publicly that Salman is her new 'favourite' co-star.
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