A video surfaced on the internet where a young boy can be seen impersonating and mimicking Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan. After the video surfaced, it went viral on social media and garnered a lot of praise, well as hilarious takes by the users.

In the video, a boy can be seen talking to a media person and impersonating Shah Rukh Khan. The video shows the boy adorably mimicking the iconic Kiran dialogue from the actor’s older films.

The adorable boy can seen talking to the media person and explaining to them how the voice of Pathaan actor sounds like by drawing parallels between Shah Rukh Khan’s voice and the voice of a sheep.

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Such impersonations of Shah Rukh Khan are quite common, however, the adorable way the young boy put forward his take was lauded by many. Shah Rukh Khan has been amongst the leading men in the industry whose mimicry has become a notion and manier times such SRK himself has come out play a good sport to such mimicry.

Twitter reactions

After the video of the boy’s mimicry went viral, many users came forward to add their take on the incident as one user wrote and humorously said that the boy’s assessment is factual.

One user also wrote and sarcastically said that the boy’s mimicry is condemnable, implying that the mimicry portrays Shah Rukh Khan’s voice isn’t necessarily this. One user also highlighted how the young boy mispronounced Shah Rukh Khan’s name and added their amusement.

One user also wrote and said that this is a unique kind of way to diss the star actor, implying that impersonation by the child might have been in good spirits but the way the boy explained Shah Rukh Khan’s voice is definitely disrespectful.

One user also wrote and highlighted their amusement at the way the young boy compared Shah Rukh Khan’s voice to the voice of a sheep. One user also wrote that if he was disrespected like they boy allegedly disrespected SRK, he wouldn’t have approved of it.

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In a statement to news agency ANI, Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury claimed that Mamata Banerjee was speaking on the directions of PM Modi as ‘didi’ and PM have made a deal “to defame the image of Rahul Gandhi and Congress.”

Chowdhury claimed that Banerjee wants to “save herself from ED-CBI raids” and is thus speaking against the Congress and Rahul Gandhi to make the Prime Minister happy.

The Congress leader was reacting to the West Bengal CM’s recent comments on Rahul Gandhi wherein she alleged that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was portraying the Congress scion as a hero in their bid to divert attention from burning issues.

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Addressing her Trinamool Congress (TMC) party workers during an internal meeting in the West Bengal’s Murshidabad district on Sunday, Banerjee accused the ruling BJP’s efforts to stall parliament proceedings in their demand for an apology from Rahul Gandhi, as an attempt to “make a hero” out of the Wayanad MP so that no one questions PM Modi.

Banerjee alleged that the BJP was trying to shift focus from current issues by stalling proceedings over Rahul Gandhi democracy remarks in the UK.

The second leg of the budget session—which began amid turmoil last week— has been marred by logjams as neither the ruling BJP, nor the Congress-led Opposition, are budging from their respective demands.

While the BJP are demanding an apology from Rahul Gandhi over his comments on the Indian democracy during a recent speech in London, the Opposition has intensified its push for a demand asking for a Joint Parliamentary Probe (JPC) into the Adani-Hindenburg report.

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London Mayor Sadiq Khan, Monday, strongly condemned the attempted storming of the Indian High Commission in the UK city by pro-Khalistan protesters who also tried to pull down the Indian flag from atop the building.

In a tweet, Khan condemned “the violent disorder and vandalism that took place”, adding that such kind of behavior has no place in London.

Top UK government officials have also condemned the vandalism at the Indian Commission as “disgraceful” and “completely unacceptable” and assured that the British government will take security of the premises “seriously.”

According to a statement by the Metropolitan Police an investigation has been launched into the incident in which two security staff members sustained minor injuries but did not require hospital treatment.

Scotland Yard issued a statement saying they received calls reporting a disorder on Sunday afternoon, adding that a suspect has been arrested and investigations are underway.

In a tweet Foreign Office minister Lord Tariq Ahmad of Wimbledon said he was he was “appalled” and the government would take the security of the Indian High Commission “seriously”.

The British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis termed the incident as “disgraceful” and “totally unacceptable”.

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On Sunday, protesters shouting loud pro-Khalistani slogans and waving pro Khalistani flags, tried to vandalize the Indian flag after they attempted to storm the Indian High Commission in the UK capital.

The visuals from the incident have gone viral on social media platforms as users demand stern action against those responsible for the desecration and also demand an explanation from the British authorities for allowing such an incident to happen.

India registered their strong protest to the incident. In a statement, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that the senior-most UK diplomat in New Delhi was summoned late evening on Sunday to convey India’s “strong protest” at the actions taken by separatist and extremist elements against the Indian High Commission in London.

The MEA said India has demanded an explanation for the “complete absence” of British security at the premises which allowed the separatist elements to enter the commission grounds.

They said the diplomat was also reminded of UK government’s basic obligations under the Vienna Convention.

The MEA in its statement said that India finds the British government’s “indifference” to the security of Indian mission’s premises and personnel as unacceptable and expects the UK government to take immediate steps “to identify, arrest and prosecute each one of those involved” in the incident, and put in place stringent measures to prevent the recurrence of such incidents.

Amid the massive crackdown on pro-Khalistan leader Amritpal Singh in Punjab, Sikhs For Justice—a proscribed outfit—is conducting its “Referendum 2020” in its push for a separate nation for Sikhs in India.

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