Mumbai, September 15, 2023
Ruben, the editor of “Jawan,” usually keeps a professional distance from actors to preserve his work. However, with Shah Rukh Khan, it was different. Their unique collaboration played a crucial role in the film’s success.The success meet of the blockbuster “Jawan” featuring Shah Rukh Khan, held in Mumbai, was a night filled with reflections and anecdotes from the talented crew. Editor Ruben and dialogue writer Sumit Arora were among those who shared their experiences of working on this Red Chillies Entertainment production.
The recent success meet of the film “Jawan,” held in Mumbai, saw crew members sharing their experiences, including editor Ruben and dialogue writer Sumit Arora. Ruben, when asked about Shah Rukh Khan’s involvement in the editing process, revealed that Khan was generous in suggesting more scenes for the supporting cast, emphasizing his desire for more scenes for the villain. Ruben, who typically avoids getting too friendly with actors, found Khan to be an exception, describing him as easy to interact with and a source of valuable life lessons.
Shahrukh Khan in Jawan Press MeetSumit Arora, the film’s dialogue writer, also spoke of his enriching experience working on “Jawan.” He found it exciting to craft punch lines for Shah Rukh Khan, particularly cherishing the impactful line, ‘Jab main villain banta hoon na toh koi hero mere saamne tikta nahi.’
“Jawan” continues to enjoy success not only for its star-studded cast but also for the collaborative effort that brought this cinematic achievement to life. The film, co-produced by Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies Entertainment, has resonated with audiences, thanks in part to the dedication and creativity of its talented crew members.
