'Jawan' trailer release date out! Fans can expect a Shah Rukh Khan extravaganza before the film's release

The rising fever of Shah Rukh Khan's highly anticipated film Jawan is just leaving no stone unturned to keep the audience on the edge with its intriguing songs. Amid all this, the audience is desperately waiting to watch further glimpses of this action entertainer in the trailer and finally, the makers are ready to treat everyone with the trailer on 31st August 2023. The excitement among the audience for Jawan is well visible across the nation. 

While the prevue has just given a small glimpse into the world of this massive action entertainer, now the time has come for the trailer to unleash. 

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Apart from that, the songs of the film have also piqued the interest nd raised the anticipation for the film's release. Today SRK unveiled a glimpse a his upcoming song 'Not Ramaiya Vastavaiya'. He also thanked his choreographer Vaibhavi Merchant and later announced that the song will be out tomorrow. Sharing that he wrote, "This is ‘Not Ramaiya Vastavaiya….‘ want to thank Vaibhavi Merchant for bearing with my two left feet. And of course the talented Anirudh. @vaibhavi.merchant @anirudhofficial #NotRamaiyaVastavaiya Full song out tomorrow! #Jawan releasing worldwide on 7th September 2023, in Hindi, Tamil & Telugu.

The long wait of the audience has finally come to an end as the trailer is all set to drop on 31st August 2023, Thursday. It's less than two weeks left for the release of the film and the trailer will definitely set the excitement for SRK's action-packed entertainer a notch higher."

 'Jawan' is a Red Chillies Entertainment presentation directed by Atlee, produced by Gauri Khan, and co-produced by Gaurav Verma. The film will release worldwide in theatres on September 7th, 2023, in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu languages.

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