<p>Riding high on the success of his latest release P’athaan’, Bollywood ‘Badshah’ Shah Rukh Khan has arrived in Kashmir for the shooting of his upcoming movie <em>Dunki</em>.</p>.<p>Directed by Rajkumar Hirani, <em>Dunki</em> marks the first collaboration between Khan and the four-time National Film Award-winning director. It also has actress Taapsee Pannu of <em>Pink</em> fame in the lead role and is scheduled to be released in December.</p>.<p>The last time Khan was in Kashmir was for the shooting of Yash Chopra's <em>Jab Tak Hai Jaan</em> in 2012.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/two-men-manage-to-enter-shah-rukh-khans-bungalow-by-scaling-wall-held-1196778.html" target="_blank">Two men manage to enter Shah Rukh Khan's bungalow by scaling wall, held</a></strong></p>.<p>The actor along with his team reached Sonmarg hill resort in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on Monday afternoon, where he was given a warm welcome with flower bouquets and a white shawl, reports said. The film director and his production team visited Sonamarg resort last week.</p>.<p>People familiar with the development said that the crew visited Thajiwas Glacier for reconnaissance on Monday before the shooting schedule.</p>.<p>Earlier this month, Kiara Advani of the <em>Fugly</em> fame shot the final portions of <em>Satyaprem Ki Katha</em> with Kartik Aaryan of <em>Pyar Ka Punchnaama</em> fame in the picturesque Sonamarg.</p>.<p>The love story between Kashmir and Bollywood began way back in 1949 when Raj Kapoor shot parts of his film <em>Barsaat</em> in the Valley, taking its beauty to a wider audience. Ever since, the Kashmir Valley became the focus area of many film producers.</p>.<p>The relationship between Kashmir and Bollywood lasted until the late 1980s, after which the unfortunate circumstances that ensued due to terrorism in the region brought a temporary end to this love story.</p>.<p>Bollywood made a comeback to the Valley post-2000 when films like <em>Mission Kashmir</em> and <em>Haider</em> were shot in Kashmir.</p>.<p>With Bollywood making a strong comeback to the Valley hopes of Kashmiri hoteliers and houseboat owners have increased. They anticipate a significant influx of filmgoers from the industry.</p>
<p>Riding high on the success of his latest release P’athaan’, Bollywood ‘Badshah’ Shah Rukh Khan has arrived in Kashmir for the shooting of his upcoming movie <em>Dunki</em>.</p>.<p>Directed by Rajkumar Hirani, <em>Dunki</em> marks the first collaboration between Khan and the four-time National Film Award-winning director. It also has actress Taapsee Pannu of <em>Pink</em> fame in the lead role and is scheduled to be released in December.</p>.<p>The last time Khan was in Kashmir was for the shooting of Yash Chopra's <em>Jab Tak Hai Jaan</em> in 2012.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/two-men-manage-to-enter-shah-rukh-khans-bungalow-by-scaling-wall-held-1196778.html" target="_blank">Two men manage to enter Shah Rukh Khan's bungalow by scaling wall, held</a></strong></p>.<p>The actor along with his team reached Sonmarg hill resort in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on Monday afternoon, where he was given a warm welcome with flower bouquets and a white shawl, reports said. The film director and his production team visited Sonamarg resort last week.</p>.<p>People familiar with the development said that the crew visited Thajiwas Glacier for reconnaissance on Monday before the shooting schedule.</p>.<p>Earlier this month, Kiara Advani of the <em>Fugly</em> fame shot the final portions of <em>Satyaprem Ki Katha</em> with Kartik Aaryan of <em>Pyar Ka Punchnaama</em> fame in the picturesque Sonamarg.</p>.<p>The love story between Kashmir and Bollywood began way back in 1949 when Raj Kapoor shot parts of his film <em>Barsaat</em> in the Valley, taking its beauty to a wider audience. Ever since, the Kashmir Valley became the focus area of many film producers.</p>.<p>The relationship between Kashmir and Bollywood lasted until the late 1980s, after which the unfortunate circumstances that ensued due to terrorism in the region brought a temporary end to this love story.</p>.<p>Bollywood made a comeback to the Valley post-2000 when films like <em>Mission Kashmir</em> and <em>Haider</em> were shot in Kashmir.</p>.<p>With Bollywood making a strong comeback to the Valley hopes of Kashmiri hoteliers and houseboat owners have increased. They anticipate a significant influx of filmgoers from the industry.</p>