Jawan has been the Indian film to earn Rs 858.68 crores (gross) the fastest. The director has voiced his desire to bring Jawan to the Oscars even though praise and admiration are flooding in from all directions for Shah Rukh, Atlee, Nayanthara, and the rest of the cast and crew.

After a spectacular first week following its Janmashtami release, Jawan experienced a second surge over the second weekend. After the weekend box office results, it quickly moved above the Rs 75-crore mark in India and entered the Rs 300-crore club.

The Ambanis are no different as they too brought Bappa home and as usual had the grandest of Grandest celebrations at their residence at Antila, Mumbai, where they invited the who's who from every fraternity.

After watching the actress Nayanthara in action in the movie Jawan, the fans are now demanding that they want to see her in YRF Spy universe

Movie Jawan strikes another record, the movie is continuously winning the hearts, have a look at the collection

However, when Atlee Kumar requested that she make the special appearance, she immediately said yes out of affection for Shah Rukh Khan. Additionally, in an exclusive email exchange with us today concerning Deepika Padukone's part in Jawan, Atlee revealed a discovery that you simply cannot miss.

Jawan, directed by Atlee, is Shah Rukh Khan's most expensive movie to date, with a staggering Rs 300 crore spent on production. The movie, which also features Nayanthara and Vijay Sethupathi, has made over Rs 600 crore at the box office and is still enjoying a successful run.

One of the many to jump on the bandwagon in support of his character is director Sanjay Gupta, who said that seeing Jawan reminded him of the period when SRK refused to give in to the underbelly of Mumbai.

Ridhi Dogra, who portrayed Kaveri Amma in the movie, shared a lengthy message on her Instagram on Saturday in which she discussed how this part was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for her. She praised Shah Rukh Khan for his passion for his profession and commitment.

There are few directors who can read the audience's pulse like the back of their hand and are certain to produce something that will amuse them. And every time they prepare to make a movie, it will undoubtedly be a hit.