Shah Rukh Khan | Jaaved Jaffrey shares Shah Rukh Khan Jawan viral clip questioning the government amid Lok Sabha Election dgtl

Different types of slogans in the polling arena. In addition to the slogan of the party, Shahrukh Khan’s dialogue has taken place in the Lok Sabha elections of ’24! Javed Jaffrey shared Shahrukh’s selection dialogue in ‘Jawan’ on X handle. The actor wrote, “The impact of the movie is undeniable. Especially, the influence of cinema in a country like India cannot be ignored. The relevance of this scene and the time has come to revisit it.” The video has already gone viral on social media.

In the video, Shah Rukh’s voice is heard saying, “What you do everywhere, questions. How many details do you ask while buying flour, dal, rice, soap? ‘This flour is not adulterated? There is no gravel in this rice? This soap will foam well!’ When buying a motorcycle, ‘will the mileage be okay?’ How many times to write when buying a small pen! You ask questions every moment!”

Besides, the king of Bollywood suggested questioning the government in the video. “You don’t just ask about one thing. Do not question the government. You have no questions during the election! There are also many questions about the five-hour mosquito repellent coil. ‘Smoke will not come? Won’t it smell? Will the mosquito die?’ But there is no question of electing a government for five years!”

He added, “My demand is, ask the candidates without thinking about money, religion, caste, community, what will they do for you in the next five years?” ‘What to do for the education of my children? What do I do for a living? What will I do for my family if I get sick?’ Before voting, ask ‘What will you do for the development of my country in the next five years?'” 2014 AAP candidate Javed Jafri asked the government through Shahrukh’s dialogue. That’s what the fans think.

Shahrukh’s dialogue reminded us once again that the power is in the hands of the people. “The finger you vote with, raise the question. To improve the country’s health infrastructure, no Vikram Rathore (Shah Rukh’s character in ‘Jawaan’) is needed to help poor farmers. You have the power, ask questions. Only then will freedom from poverty, injustice and corruption come.”