Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol of “Dilwale” appear on two popular Pakistani morning shows

Relations between India and Pakistan has always been a different kettle of fish where movies are concerned and this has been proved yet again when Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, the stars in upcoming “Dilwale”, directed by Rohit Shetty, have appeared on two popular Pakistani morning shows.
This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 15 December 2015.

Pakistan is, undoubtedly, becoming an important market for Bollywood films and the recording of the show with Shah Rukh, Kajol, Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon was done in Dubai with the hosts Shaista Lodhi and Sanam Jung. In fact, the entire cast of 'Dilwale' was in Dubai for the promotion of the film.
An official for Hum TV channel has said that Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol are popular on both sides of the border and they have a huge fan following in Pakistan.
It is understood that Hum TV channel which airs the morning shows, “Jago Pkistan Jago” and “Sitaray Ki Subha” will air the shows on December 17 with the film due to be released in Pakistan this Friday. Advance bookings for “Dilwale” has been at record levels with advance bookings in the cineplexes in Karachi and Lahore at their peak with shows sold out for December.

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