Netizens react to Shah Rukh Khan’s younger son AbRam Khan dubbing for Mufasa in hindi version

Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan’s 11-year-old son, AbRam Khan, is making waves by dubbing for the character of young Mufasa in the Hindi version of Disney’s upcoming adventure musical, Mufasa: The Lion King. This film, set to release in cinemas on December 20, will be available in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.

Shah Rukh Khan himself will voice the adult Mufasa in the Hindi dub, while his elder son Aryan Khan, aged 26, will lend his voice to Simba. The family’s involvement in the film has created a buzz online, particularly around AbRam’s debut in the dubbing world.

Comments on social media have varied from admiration to playful jabs. One user humorously remarked, "khaandaani flim banadi lion king ko😭", reflecting on how the Khan family's involvement makes it a ‘family film’.

Comparisons have also emerged between AbRam’s Hindi dubbing and his sister Suhana Khan’s acting debut in Netflix’s The Archies in 2023. Some users have noted, "How do SRK’s sons speak Hindi better than Suhana?" suggesting that AbRam's performance has set high standards.

The excitement around the Hindi trailer of Mufasa: The Lion King has sparked lively discussions on social media. Many fans are delighted to see Shah Rukh Khan’s family come together for this film, dubbing it as the “SRK family film.” The fact that AbRam is contributing his voice at such a young age while other star kids are yet to make their debut has added to the fascination.

Shah Rukh Khan announced the news of the film’s voice cast on Instagram, sharing his pride in involving his sons in the project. While AbRam’s voice debut marks a significant milestone, Aryan Khan had previously collaborated with his father on the Hindi version of 2019’s The Lion King, voicing Simba with Shah Rukh as Mufasa.

As the release date approaches, fans are eagerly anticipating how the Khan family's voices will bring the beloved characters of Mufasa and Simba to life in Hindi.