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Shah Rukh Khan urges his fans to experience Dubai

| @indiablooms | Jan 12, 2018, at 07:31 pm

Abu Dhabi, Jan 12 (IBNS): Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has urged his fans across the globe to visit and experience Dubai in the latest teaser of #BeMyGuest video.

Khan, 52, shared the teaser on his Twitter handle where he said: "Come experience Dubai - a place filled with memorable moments. #BeMyGuest @visitdubai."

In the teaser, the actor was seen praising different places of Dubai.

Praising Dubai in the teaser, Khan said: "There is a place where memories never end. There is a place where happiness is everywhere. A place where stories begin...."

The video is yet to be released.

Khan is often seen to be present in Dubai for shooting. One of his recent films, Happy New Year, was largely shot in Dubai.

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