16 February,2016 07:29 PM IST | | PTI
They flocked in hundreds to the venue, waited for hours with relentless enthusiasm and excitement to see their star Shah Rukh Khan and finally got a present from him in the form of a special song of his upcoming film 'Fan'
New Delhi: They flocked in hundreds to the venue, waited for hours with relentless enthusiasm and excitement to see their star Shah Rukh Khan and finally got a present from him in the form of a special song of his upcoming film 'Fan'.
The 50-year-old actor launched the film's anthem 'Jabra Fan' at Hansraj College of Delhi University, from where he did his graduation.
Watch the song here
"I am lucky that the college authorities have given me permission to come here and launch one of my favourite songs... It's a special moment for me to come back to my college after so many years," Shah Rukh said after launching the anthem.
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The song has been completely shot in the capital. Film's director Maneesh Sharma, also a Hansraj alumni, said it is just a promotional track. "It won't be a part of the film. It is just a promotional song. We are having the premiere here in our college."
Also Watch: Watch the first teaser of Shah Rukh Khan's 'Fan'
Students from various colleges started gathering at the venue from around 11 am. It looked like a scene taken from the first teaser of the movie, as not only the college ground, but also the roads of North Campus were clogged by fans waiting to get a glimpse of their hero.
A large number of police officials and bouncers were on duty to manage the crowd and avoid any unruly circumstances. The superstar was scheduled to arrive at 4.30 pm and just an hour before he reached, a few students fainted due to overcrowding.
Before officially launching the track, Shah Rukh greeted his fans with his signature pose and also talked about his graduation days.
The college presented the 'Dilwale' actor with a calendar made by its students.
'Fan' features Shah Rukh in double avatars, one as a superstar and the other his young lookalike admirer, Gaurav. The peppy number, composed by music duo Vishal-Shekhar, introduces Gaurav, and shows him dancing in front of locations like Red Fort, hopping on-and-off from DTC bus and singing 'Mai tera hai re tera, jabra fan hogaya'.
The much-awaited Yash Raj film is due to hit theatres on April 15.
