The Times of India·3 min read·easy

‘King’ first song out: Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone's chemistry, his chiselled body and Ed Sheeran-Arijit Singh’s collaboration send social media into a frenzy - WATCH VIDEO

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‘King’ first song out: Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone's chemistry, his chiselled body and Ed Sheeran-Arijit Singh’s collaboration send social media into a frenzy - WATCH VIDEO
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The first song from the upcoming film 'King', titled 'Mil Jaaye Toh', has been released to celebrate Shah Rukh Khan's 61st birthday. The track features a collaboration between Ed Sheeran and Arijit Singh, drawing significant social media attention.

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The collaboration between global pop star Ed Sheeran and Indian playback singer Arijit Singh represents a major cross-cultural entertainment event.

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Shah Rukh Khan is celebrating his 61st birthday today, November 2, and the makers of his upcoming film ‘King’ have marked the occasion by unveiling the film’s first song, ‘Mil Jaaye Toh’. The romantic track features Shah Rukh alongside Deepika Padukone and has quickly caught the attention of fans. Another major talking point is the collaboration between Ed Sheeran and Arijit Singh, with music composed by Sachin-Jigar.Soon after its release, the song began trending on social media, with fans praising the unexpected musical collaboration and the lead pair’s chemistry. Shah Rukh and Deepika’s romantic moments have also reminded viewers of their ‘Om Shanti Om’ days. Meanwhile, the superstar’s chiselled physique has become another talking point, with fans expressing their admiration online.Several fans took to social media to share their reactions to the song. One user wrote, "NO WAY!! SRK x Arijit Singh x Ed Sheeran!!??!"

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