While
Shah
Rukh
Khan
has
not
decided
his
next
film
as
an
actor,
he
has
apparently
decided
to
produce
a
film
based
on
the
Muzaffarpur
shelter
mass
abuse
of
2018,
which
will
be
helmed
by
Pulkit.
For
the
unversed,
Pulkit
has
earlier
directed
Maroon
and
a
show
on
Subhas
Chandra
Bose.
According
to
Mumbai
Mirror,
Pulkit,
who
has
also
written
the
script,
started
working
on
the
story
soon
after
he
read
about
the
case.
"He
has
done
extensive
research
for
the
film,
which
will
have
a
journalist
as
the
protagonist
and
is
expected
to
roll
in
July.
The
cast
will
be
finalised
shortly," informs
the
source.
Muzaffarpur
shelter
mass
abuse
refers
to
a
shelter
home
that
ran
under
a
non-governmental
organization,
Sewa
Sankalp
Evam
Vikas
Samiti
at
Muzaffarpur,
Bihar,
where
cases
of
sexual
abuse,
rape
and
torture
were
reported.
Later,
in
a
medical
examination,
sexual
abuse
of
34
out
of
42
girls
living
at
the
shelter
was
confirmed.
The
girls
were
rescued
and
shifted
to
Madhubani,
Patna
and
Mokama.
Speaking
of
Shah
Rukh
Khan,
not
so
long
ago,
the
actor
has
apparently
given
a
green
signal
to
Atlee
and
Raj
Nidimoru-Krishna
DK's
scripts.
However,
he
has
not
officially
announced
anything
yet!
Shah
Rukh
was
last
seen
in
Zero,
a
film
by
Aanand
L
Rai,
which
also
cast
Katrina
Kaif
and
Anushka
Sharma.
The
film
was
made
on
a
high
budget
but
failed
to
woo
the
audience
at
the
box
office,
leaving
SRK
all
disheartened.
Ever
since
Zero's
failure,
SRK
has
become
very
sceptical
about
taking
up
any
new
project.