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Shah Rukh Khan enjoys early morning train ride, shares selfie

| | Nov 27, 2017, at 10:51 pm

Mumbai, Nov 27 (IBNS): Superstar Shah Rukh Khan enjoyed his early morning train ride in London and was quick to post an image on social media.

Shah Rukh Khan took a selfie and posted it on Twitter for his fans.

In the image, half of the superstar's face could be seen.

He could be seen wearing a leather zipper jacket and hexagon shades.

He is currently holidaying in London.

Sharing the image, SRK tweeted: "Early morning wait for a train. Coffee and a book to go with it. Holiday done!"

In the working world, SRK is busy shooting for fimmaker Aanand L. Rai's untitled movie.

Image: Shah Rukh Khan Twitter page

 

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