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Phillauri's ghost Anushka tries to scare SRK

| | Mar 21, 2017, at 10:15 pm
Mumbai, Mar 21 (IBNS): Posting a video, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan joined actress Anushka Sharma in promoting her upcoming movie "Phillauri".

In the video, Khan is seen interacting with Anushka who is in her ghost avatar.

Anushka landed in Khan's residence Mannat here to 'scare' the superstar.

Anushka posted the video on social networking site with a post that read: "Bhoot hoon! Apni superpowers use karke Mannat mein ghus toh gayi! Pata hai wahan kya hua? Yeh dekho- #ShashiWasThere 👻 Shah Rukh Khan."

Anushka is playing the character of a friendly ghost named Shashi in the forthcoming production.

Khan, in a funny manner, posed in the video as if he was scared and then it was Sharma who introduced herself as a fan of the actor.

Khan also urged fans to watch the movie which will hit the silver screen on Mar 24.

The movie is directed by Anshai Lal.

Khan and Anushka had worked in movies like r "Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi" and "Jab Tak Hai Jaan" in the past.

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