As
Shah
Rukh
Khan
celebrated
19
years
of
Devdas
today
(July
12,
2021),
the
actor
recalled
the
only
issue
he
faced
during
the
shoot
of
Sanjay
Leela
Bhansali's
film.
He
shared
a
few
behind-the-scenes
pictures
with
his
Devdas
co-stars
Madhuri
Dixit,
Aishwarya
Rai
Bachchan
and
Jackie
Shroff
on
his
Instgram
page
and
captioned
it
as,
"All
the
late
nights....the
early
mornings....
hard
pace
&
problems."
He
further
wrote,
"Worked
out
fine
because
of
the
gorgeous
@madhuridixitnene
.
The
stunning
@aishwaryaraibachchan_arb
,
ever
cheerful
@apnabhidu
dada,
full
of
life
@kirronkhermp
and
the
whole
team
slogging
it
under
the
masterful
and
patient
#sanjayleelabhansali.
Only
issue....the
dhoti
kept
falling
off....!!
Thx
for
the
love
everyone.
#19YearsOfDevdas."
Within
a
few
hours
of
being
uploaded,
SRK's
post
garnered
more
than
eight
lakhs
likes
on
Instagram.
Many
B-town
stars
like
Alia
Bhatt,
Sonakshi
Sinha,
Ananya
Panday,
Tiger
Shroff,
etc.,
liked
Shah
Rukh's
post
and
showered
love
on
the
superstar
whereas,
Jacqueline
left
three
emoticons
of
heart
on
his
post.
Based
on
the
1917
Bengali
novel
of
the
same
name
by
Sarat
Chandra
Chattopadhyay,
the
film
narrates
the
story
of
Devdas
Mukherjee
(Shah
Rukh
Khan),
a
wealthy
law
graduate
who
returns
from
London
to
marry
his
childhood
friend,
Paro
(Aishwarya
Rai
Bachchan).
However,
the
rejection
of
their
marriage
by
his
own
family
sparks
his
descent
into
alcoholism,
ultimately
leading
to
his
emotional
deterioration
and
him
seeking
refuge
with
the
golden-hearted
courtesan
Chandramukhi
(Madhuri
Dixit).
Jackie
Shroff
who
played
Chunnilal,
a
friend
of
Devdas,
also
shared
his
picture
with
Shah
Rukh
from
the
sets
of
Devdas
and
captioned
it
as,
"Aaj
sirf
'Y'
se
yaad
hi
nahin,
'Y'
se
yakin
bhi
nahi
ho
raha
19
saal
hogaye
Devdas
ko!
Shukriya
all
the
bondhu's
who
were
part
of
the
Saga!
#Devdas."
Did
you
know
Devdas,
which
had
premiered
at
the
2002
Cannes
Film
Festival,
went
on
to
win
five
National
Film
Awards?
The
film
had
won
best
popular
film
providing
wholesome
entertainment,
best
playback
singer
for
then
debutante
Shreya
Ghoshal,
production
design
for
Nitin
Chandrakant
Desai,
best
choreography
for
Saroj
Khan
and
best
costume
design
for
Neeta
Lulla,
Abu
Jani,
Sandeep
Khosla
and
Reza
Shariffi.