Shah Rukh Khan on the big screen four years later, 'The artist inside is still alive'

 Four years later, Indian actor Shah Rukh Khan showed his glimpse on the big screen and his fans were overjoyed.

According to NDTV, Shah Rukh Khan has acted as a guest actor in Madhavan's first film 'Rocktree, The Nameless Effect'.

The star actor last appeared in the film 'Zero' in 2018 in which Anushka Sharma and Katrina Kaif also worked with him.

As soon as the news of Shah Rukh Khan's involvement in the movie Rockery came to light, there was an outpouring of happiness on social media, especially on Twitter.

One user wrote, "In just a few seconds, he reminded us that the artist inside Shah Rukh Khan is still alive."

Another Twitter user commented, "It's important to see them, it doesn't matter more or less."

Something similar has been said in another tweet.

"Shah Rukh's presence can make things a hundred times better. It's nice to see him on the big screen again, no matter the duration."

Another user said, "Whatever you do, Shah Rukh Khan's ten-minute role is heavy on many people's entire careers."

While these words were also commented, "Small character, big performance, Shah Rukh Khan knows how to make you emotional even with a small character, his magic works."

One Twitter lost a moment since they hadn't seen the actor on the big screen.

I am looking at Shah Rukh Khan after 42 months, 184 weeks, 1288 days, 30898 hours, 1853901 minutes and 111234082 seconds. Madhavan sir, thank you.

Talking to PTI, Madhawan, the director of Rocktree, also revealed that Shah Rukh Khan and Noor Surya did not receive any money for the roles in the film.

"Even the stars paid for their own clothes and transportation."

He said that Surya had reached Mumbai with his team at his own expense.

The film is believed to be based on the life of Indian scientist and aerospace engineer Nambi Narayan, who was accused of espionage and later acquitted.