Shah Rukh Khan's wife, Gauri Khan, discloses the reason behind the nameplate. Check here for more!

Recently Shah Rukh Khan's residence Mannat had changed the nameplate and the new gate. The nameplate is made of transparent material with allover crystal. And the gate is of black and white combination. Photos and videos have gone viral on the internet after its renewal.

Gauri Khan discloses the reason behind the new nameplate:-

After changing the nameplate, it got viral on the internet and was appreciated by the fans and followers. Because of that, Gauri Khan, the interior designer, said that the house's front gate is the home's entry point for family and friends. This nameplate is decided to attract positive energy. Therefore she has chosen the transparent material for it and the allover crystals on it, which emits positive energy and uplift the calm vibes. She added her pic standing beside the nameplate.

The main door of your home is the entry point for your family and friends. So the name plate attracts positive energy… we chose a transparent material with glass crystals that emit a positive, uplifting and calm vibe. #GauriKhanDesigns pic.twitter.com/BklQDZdmxT

— Gauri Khan (@gaurikhan) November 22, 2022

Changes made to Shah Rukh Khan's Mannat:-

Several fans of actor Shah Rukh Khan's fan shared pics of the Mannat's exterior. The nameplate of the front gate was taken out earlier and was meant to be repaired. The new nameplate, named 'diamond name plate' by fans, was added to its place. The illuminating nameplate and the front gate are also repaired. The old one had a rusting gate repaired with new black and white paint.

Shah Rukh Khan's film Dunki:-

The actor is busy shooting for his upcoming film Dunki.' The film is written by Rajkumar Hirani, Abhijaat Joshi, and Kanika Dhillon. For the first time, Tapsee Pannu and Shah Rukh Khan will collaborate on the film. He will have three upcoming projects lined up for him. Apart from Dunki, Shah Rukh Khan will be seen in the two movies for next year such as 'Pathaan' and 'Jawan.'