From Mumbai to London to Mumbai again: Shah Rukh Khan shares a day in his insanely hectic life

Shah Rukh Khan is a superstar when it comes to the world of cinema in general. It is obvious that he is a super busy man with a crazy schedule to keep up to. But now he has finally shared how hectic a day in his life actually is. 

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Taking to the microblogging platform, SRK narrates in just a few words how a day in his life went about. He started out by saying that first, he had to do a late night dubbing session for his upcoming film 'Zero'. This was of course in Mumbai after which he jetted off to London, just to see his daughter Suhana in a play as Juliet and spend quality time with her. Then as he wrapped up his personal commitments, he came back to Mumbai again in time to attend the Mumbai 2.0 conclave where he shared the stage with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. 

Finally, after wrapping up that event, he headed out again to the sets to oversee the patchwork for his film. King Khan also shared a video where he can be seen doing some finishing touches to his movie and looking frantic. Well, he can't be blamed but actually commended that after such a busy day, he still found time and energy to work again. Sharing his schedule with a neat little haiku poem in between he wrote, "Late nite Dub...play in London...Mumbai 2.0...back on sets for patchwork...’My barn burned down and now I can see the moonlight...’(Haiku) & follow @aanandlrai instructions."

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Earlier in the day, he had attended the Mumbai 2.0 conference where had praised Mr. Fadnavis at length as he called him his '4 am friend' and how he is always available to solve his problems at odd hours. Meanwhile, he is expected to start promotions for his film 'Zero' soon with full gusto as the film will be out in a few days.