Shah Rukh Khan as of late released the second teaser of the Hindi dub of The Lion King, displaying his child Aryan Khan as Simba. Fans really wanted to bring up how uncannily comparative the dad and child sounded.
The genius, who has loaned his voice to the character of Mufasa, needed to name for a specific scene once more in view of this similarity. "We were listening to one of the scenes and all the experts in the dubbing theatre said I sounded like him (Aryan). They told me I'd have to dub the scene again because we sounded too much like each other, which I never thought was the case," he told IANS.
"It was a sweet thing for a father to know, it was extremely special and heart-warming," he included.
Shah Rukh truly delighted in being in the studio with his child. "For me, the experience of dubbing with Aryan is very personal. I got time to spend with him professionally. I am a professional actor and I have to do this, but my family has never really been associated with the work I do," he said.
"So, it's very heartening. When we did 'The Incredibles', Aryan was around nine years old. It was very sweet to hear his voice then, and (it is sweet to hear) even now. The time spent with him in my line of work is special. For me, it's a bonding time with Aryan," he included.
Coordinated by Jon Favreau, The Lion King is a reboot of Disney's quite adored movie of a similar name. Simba is the next to be king, after his dad Mufasa. Be that as it may, Mufasa's sibling Scar, who was the beneficiary before Simba was conceived, plans to execute them both and assume control over the kingdom.
Simba experiences childhood in a state of banishment, however, he should acknowledge his illustrious predetermination and guarantee the position of royalty that is legitimately his. Helping him in this journey is Nala, the youthful lioness he experiences passionate feelings for.
The Lion King will hit theaters the nation over on July 19
