Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan madness unleashed, here's how audience across India celebrated Atlee's directorial

Well, just as promised Shah Rukh Khan and co. are here on September 7 with their much-awaited visual extravaganza, Jawan. The film, written and directed by Atlee, is currently surrounded by a whopping amount of hype and the pre-release sales, especially the advance bookings, suggest that it has all the potential and the might to be a monumental success. 

And to make that happen, the makers & the distributors have ensured that they start early in the theatres. Jawan opens in cinemas on Thursday with numerous early morning shows across the country and although it is too early to give out the formal verdict about the film, the word from those very shows is that the King Khan has 'unleashed madness' upon us all!

Jawan: With over 60 early morning shows, Bengaluru stages grand welcome for Shah Rukh Khan 

India celebrates to Shah Rukh Khan's tunes

Bengaluru, which is reported to boast over 100 early morning shows (earlier than 8 a.m., that is), has already begun celebrating Jawan inside the theatres and that too with incredible gusto. Visuals emerging from the city's theatres reveal fans/audiences dancing away to the film's 'Zinda Banda' song with some of them, as though paying a tribute, landing up close to the giant screen in celebration. 

But it isn't only Bengaluru that's up early to make the 'Jawan' merry because fans outside Mumbai's Gaiety-Galaxy theatre have started their journey by forming a human pyramid! Another set of fans outside Chennai have turned emotional watching Shah Rukh Khan making this thumping comeback and for a special fan of the actor (from an undisclosed location), the occasion urged tears out of him!

Indeed, just as expected, Jawan has met with a great response and the mania seems to have been unleashed upon the nation. 

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Alongside, those who have had the chance to catch the film early on September 7 have begun sharing their views on the film. Again, it would be premature to comment on the film without proper scrutiny but the verdict after the first half does strongly suggest that the audiences are loving whatever Atlee, Shah Rukh Khan & Co. have put together. Anirudh Ravichander's music, too, is working wonders as expected and the news from inside the movie halls is that we have a blockbuster on our hands!