Shah Rukh Khan’s eldest son, Aryan khan made his comeback on Instagram with extremely intense yet classic picture of himself without any caption. Soon after the picture was on the app, it went viral on all social media platforms, with fans showering appreciating comments on the picture. 

Why so serious? 

There is no picture where he can be seen smiling, on his entire Instagram page. In his recent post, Aryan can be seen sitting alone on a chair, wearing a black shirt, loose khaki pants, gelled hair, and funky red glasses while a play of light and shadow creates a dramatic mood. There have been mixed reactions to Aryan’s recent post, with some asking him "Why so serious" and others proposing him for marriage. 

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Some people also pointed out how much he resembles his father. Aryan previously posted in March while visiting Courchevel, Rhone-Alpes, France. In his previous picture, he can be seen holding a big ball of ice, sitting on an ice slope. His mother Gauri Khan often shares his pictures on Instagram, along with his other siblings, AbRam and Suhana. He has 1 million followers on Instagram while he follows only 390 people. 

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Like father, like son

He is currently studying films at the University of Southern California and has already made his debut of sorts in Disney's live-action movie The Lion King, as he voiced Simba in its Hindi version. Shah Rukh was the voice of Simba's father Mufasa. Soon after Aryan was introduced as Simba, fans had only one thing to say that Aryan not only looks like Shah Rukh but also sounds like him. Aryan had also worked with Shah Rukh many years ago - he voiced the character Dash in the Hindi version of The Incredibles while Shah Rukh was Mr Incredible.

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