Shah Rukh Khan will appearance as a writer in R. Madhavan's forthcoming film, Rocketry: The Nambi Effect. Madhavan is preparing for the arrival of his eagerly awaited movie which will likewise stamp his first time at the helm. The entertainer is very in the middle of advancing his film recently, and in the midst of this, he uncovered that Shah Rukh Khan communicated his craving to be important for it. Besides, he shared, that the Badshah of Bollywood didn't charge a penny for his job.

As announced by ANI, R. Madhavan uncovered about SRK needing to be a piece of Rocketry, while advancing the film in New Delhi, as of late. The entertainer referenced the film to SRK when he was working with him in Zero. "He distinctively recalled that it that during one of his birthday celebrations. He got some information about the film's status and communicated his longing to be a piece of the film. 'Mujhe foundation mein koi bhi job chalega. Principal is film ka hissa hona chahta hu (I'm prepared to assume any part behind the scenes. I need to be a piece of this film), Khan sahab told me."Madhavan further shared that he thought SRK was kidding. He expressed that on his significant other Sarita's idea, he dropped a text to Shah Rukh's chief, requesting that she say thanks to him for his caring words. "I dropped a message to Khan sahab's chief requesting that she pass my appreciation on to him and I quickly got a message from the director saying, 'Khan sahab dates puch rahe hai shoot ki (Khan sir is getting some information about the dates of the shoot)'… and that is the means by which he turned into a piece of our movie," Madhavan shared. Moreover, he uncovered that neither SRK, nor Suriya, who will play similar appearance of a columnist in the various variants of the film, charge any cash for their jobs. Besides, he shared that the two entertainers even charged no cash for their convoys, ensembles, and collaborators.

R Madhavan will paper the job of the improved plane architect from ISRO, Nambi Narayanan in Rocketry: The Nambi Effect. The story follows his life from his graduation days at Princeton University, till the time he was erroneously blamed for surveillance and captured in 1994. Rocketry: The Nambi Effect is scheduled to show up in the film lobbies on first July this year and will be out in different dialects including Hindi, Tamil, and English.