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.

A harrowing story has come to light from Mumbai’s Matunga East area where the CEO of a tech company, Rajalakshmi Vijay Ramakrishnan, went out on a jog with her husband. However, things took an unexpected turn as a speeding car ran her over.

As per the reports, the victim, Rajalakhshmi, was the CEO of Altruist Technologies by profession. As per the reports, the incident transpired when Rajalakshmi and her husband Vijay went out for a jog at 5 am to Mahalaxmi racecourse. The couple met with their friends with whom they regularly did their workouts.

After their usual workout, the couple resigned from the racecourse and parted ways as Vijay went toward Peddar Road for jogging, whereas, Rajalakshmi decided to jog back home as per the police. The victim, as per reports, chose to take a longer route home as she was passionate about running and had recently run a marathon recently as well.

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However, upon reaching Worli Dairy, Rajalakshmi met with an accident by a speeding Tata Nexon around 6:20 am. As per the reports, the car slammed into the Rajalakshmi which led to her being flung into the air and landing 20 feet away. After the car rammed into Rajalakshmi, it went on to ram into the divider which led to the deployment of the airbags.

Following the accident, the police reached the location of the crime and shifted the body to a hospital. The car driver has been identified as Sumer Merchant who was going to drop his friends at Shivaji Park. As per the reports, Merchant sustained minor injuries in the crash.

Police’s actions

As per the reports, the police have registered a case under Section 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder and other sections of the IPC and Motor Vehicles Act against the 23-year-old driver. It is also suspected that the suspect was under the influence while he was driving and his blood samples have also been collected for the same.

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In a bizarre incident that left commuters, including women and children, embarrassed, advertisements on TV screens were replaced by an adult clip at the Patna Railway Station in Bihar on Sunday morning which played for nearly three minutes at the busy station.

According to reports, a porn clip started playing on the advertisement screens at the Patna railway station for nearly three minutes at around 9:30 am on Sunday morning, leaving passengers at the station red-faced and also furious at the authorities for letting such a goof up to take place.

Some of the passengers reportedly recorded the incident on their mobile phone cameras and blurred video clips of the incident are doing the rounds on social media networks.

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After the incident, the irate passenger lodged a complaint against the incident with the Government Railway Police (GRP) and Railway Protection Force (RPF) who swung into action and contacted the agency hired for running advertisements on the railway station TV screens.

A senior RPF official said that Dutta Communication, the advertisement agency who runs adverts at the station was contacted and told to halt the running of the adult clip at the station.

He said that railways officials have blacklisted the advertisement agency and also filed a complaint on the basis of which an FIR was lodged against Dutta Communication under relevant sections of the law, adding that the agency has also been penalized and a fine imposed on it.

Reports quoting sources in Bihar railways said Dutta Communications’ contract for running advertisements at the Patna railway station, has also been terminated after the viral blunder while railways department is also launched an independent investigation into the incident.

The report quoted officials at the railway department who have questioned why the porn clip was played specifically on platform 10.

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