Earlier SRK, Rani, Madhuri and Jacqueline performed at the Temptation Reloaded concert in Auckland
Melbourne:
Sydneysiders are preparingthemselves to witness the biggest Bollywood event of the year whenShah Rukh Khan will perform at the extravagant musical show Temptation Reloaded.
A part of Paramatta's arts festival - Parramasala, theshow, which will happen today, has already sold 10,000 ticketstill now.
SRK, 47, is currently travelling with a team of Bollywoodstars including Madhuri Dixit, Rani Mukherji and JacquelineFernandez.
The concert has been relaunched after 2004 and has alreadybeen creating huge buzz in Down Under."We have already recorded over 10,000 sold tickets andhopefully by evening it will touch over 12,000 mark," said aspokesperson of 'Temptation Reloaded'.
In an interview to a local ABC channel, SRK, dubbed asBollywood's Brad Pitt, said how Bollywood cinema is differentfrom any other foreign film industry."It's a hundred years old industry. I think it's theearliest industry in the world," King Khan said, adding, "Somewheredown the line the fantasy and escapism we offer in our cinemais somewhat real like getting a job or buying a car orsettling down with a happy family. It's not like we go and blowup a meteor with the earth. We don't have superheroes as yet.Our heroes are superheroes who fight against the system. It'sdeep rooted of what the society is going through."
SRK also discussed his love for cricket and theAustralian connection through the game.
Mentioning about Brett Lee, SRK said 'I keep joking withhim if he does not take 10 wickets then he has to come andsing and dance in films. Australian players are extremely warmand friendly people. They are great cricketers."
A part of Paramatta's arts festival - Parramasala, theshow, which will happen today, has already sold 10,000 ticketstill now.
SRK, 47, is currently travelling with a team of Bollywoodstars including Madhuri Dixit, Rani Mukherji and JacquelineFernandez.
The concert has been relaunched after 2004 and has alreadybeen creating huge buzz in Down Under."We have already recorded over 10,000 sold tickets andhopefully by evening it will touch over 12,000 mark," said aspokesperson of 'Temptation Reloaded'.
In an interview to a local ABC channel, SRK, dubbed asBollywood's Brad Pitt, said how Bollywood cinema is differentfrom any other foreign film industry."It's a hundred years old industry. I think it's theearliest industry in the world," King Khan said, adding, "Somewheredown the line the fantasy and escapism we offer in our cinemais somewhat real like getting a job or buying a car orsettling down with a happy family. It's not like we go and blowup a meteor with the earth. We don't have superheroes as yet.Our heroes are superheroes who fight against the system. It'sdeep rooted of what the society is going through."
SRK also discussed his love for cricket and theAustralian connection through the game.
Mentioning about Brett Lee, SRK said 'I keep joking withhim if he does not take 10 wickets then he has to come andsing and dance in films. Australian players are extremely warmand friendly people. They are great cricketers."
