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Shah Rukh Khan's 'King' aims for more Christmas screens than Avengers, Dune and Jumanji combined, Disney books screens for its crossover

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According to reliable sources, Shah Rukh Khan's film King is seeking more screens this Christmas than the combined releases of Avengers, Dune and Jumanji. Disney has begun booking screens in India for its superhero epic crossover film and is aiming to sign a strict contract, the outlet reported.

Why it matters

Fans would note the ambitious screen count for King, indicating a major release strategy during the holiday box‑office clash.

Key facts

  1. Pre‑release heat for Ramayana is described as at an all‑time high.
  2. Exhibitors are gearing up for a clash of titans during the Christmas season.
  3. Avengers: Doomsday is reported to be gearing up to take on King at the box office.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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