Shah Rukh Khan amazed by Suhana’s memory of Ed Sheeran’s ‘King’ song
Dubai: Shah Rukh Khan was left impressed by daughter Suhana Khan’s memory after she sang along to the fast-paced lyrics of Ed Sheeran’s English rap in ‘Tu Mil Jaaye’, a song from the superstar’s upcoming film ‘King’. Suhana shared an Instagram reel of herself getting ready for fashion designer Manish Malhotra’s Diwali party. The video featured her singing along to the newly released track, which…
Shah Rukh Khan was taken aback by his daughter Suhana Khan's remarkable memory after witnessing her sing along to Ed Sheeran's fast-paced lyrics in the Bollywood film 'King'. The incident unfolded when Suhana posted an Instagram reel showcasing her pre-party preparation for Manish Malhotra's Diwali celebration. The video displayed her effortlessly singing along to the newly released track, which features both Indian singers and Ed Sheeran.
Upon hearing Suhana's rendition, Shah Rukh couldn't help but comment, "How do you remember the words!!! It was so difficult for me because Ed sings so fast!!!" The father-daughter interaction quickly garnered attention from fans. The song, titled 'Tu Mil Jaaye', was unveiled on a date coinciding with Shah Rukh Khan's 61st birthday.
The track features vocals by Arijit Singh and Madhubanti Bagchi, with Ed Sheeran providing an English rap verse. Composed by Sachin-Jigar and written by Kumaar, the song has been a hit since its release. Ed Sheeran shared a heartfelt message on Instagram regarding his newfound friendship with Shah Rukh, recounting their first meeting when the actor asked him to create a song for one of his films.
Ed revealed that they became acquainted during his recent visit to India, where Shah Rukh introduced him to the Sachin-Jigar duo. The collaboration between Ed and the Sachin-Jigar duo culminated in the creation of 'Tu Mil Jaaye' during a night of recording. 'King' is set to release in cinemas worldwide on December 24, 2026, and is directed by Siddharth Anand. Red Chilies Entertainment and Marflix Pictures are the producers behind the film.
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