Atlee reveals Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan monologue is not "anti-establishment"
Director Atlee clarifies that Shah Rukh Khan's monologue in the upcoming film Jawan is not against any particular government or establishment, but is a universal message about standing up for what is right.
Shah Rukh Khan's speech in the upcoming movie Jawan is not "anti-establishment," according to director Atlee. According to Atlee, the monologue is about "standing up for what is right" even if it means going against the status quo, in an interview with a reputable news source.
According to Atlee, "the monologue is about standing up for what is right, even if it means defying authority." Speaking the truth to authority, especially when it is challenging, is the goal. It involves standing up for what is right despite the odds.
Atlee went on to say that the speech is not directed against any one establishment or administration. "It is a universal message that resonates with people all over the world," he declared.
Since the release of the teaser, one of the most talked-about features of Jawan has been Shah Rukh Khan's monologue. Jawan, a soldier who appears as Khan's character, delivers the speech. Jawan discusses the value of sticking up for what is right, even if it means defying authority, in the monologue.
For many Shah Rukh Khan fans, Atlee's admission that the speech is not "anti-establishment" would undoubtedly come as a relief. Some fans were concerned that the monologue would be interpreted as a criticism of the administration because the actor has already faced backlash for his political opinions.
On June 2, 2023, Jawan is slated for theatrical release. Nayanthara, Vijay Sethupathi, and Sanya Malhotra are also featured in the movie.
