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Short circuit causes fire on the sets of Shah Rukh Khan’s Zero

Shocking news for the fans of superstar Shah Rukh Khan all across the world! According to reports, a major fire broke out on the sets of Khan’s upcoming film Zero on Thursday. The set is situated in Film City, Mumbai.

As per reports, the fire was caused by a short circuit. The incident took place around 4: 30 PM. Shah Rukh Khan was present on the sets along with the crew at the time of the incident.


Around 4 fire tenders were rushed to the spot to douse the fire. Fortunately, no casualty or injuries have been reported so far.

Directed by Aanand L Rai, Zero is one of the most ambitious films of megastar Shah Rukh Khan’s career. Also starring Anushka Sharma and Katrina Kaif in principal roles, the movie sees SRK in the role of a dwarf man.

The trailer of the movie, which was rolled out on SRK’s birthday on 2nd November, has received overwhelming response from the audience. Now all eyes are fixed on its performance at the box-office.

Made under the banners of Colour Yellow Pictures and Red Chillies Entertainment, Zero is slated to hit the silver screen on 21st December.

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