<div>With his "Fan" anthem being released in six different languages, Shah Rukh Khan says the song is an ode to his idols Mahatma Gandhi, Sachin Tendulkar, Rajinikanth and Yash Chopra.<br /><br />The song "Jabra Fan", which debuted its Hindi version last week, has now been recorded in six more languages -- Bengali, Bhojpuri, Punjabi, Marathi, Tamil and Gujarati.<br /><br />The 50-year-old actor said the whole nation and world is fan of Gandhiji besides him. "Gandhiji, The Father of the Nation is also the world’s biggest star. The whole nation & the world is his fan!," he tweeted along with the link of the song's Gujarati version.<br /><br />Shah Rukh, who is the proud owner of Kolkata Knight Riders and the state's brand ambassador too, said he is an admirer of the city of joy.<br /><br />"City of joy, city of KKR & the city that still has the old world charm. Kolkata, aami tomake bhalo bashi! Ur fan," he wrote with the Bengali link of the song.<br /><br />Sharing the Punjabi version, the "Jab Tak Hai Jaan" star remembered Chopra and said he is his "ethernal fan".<br /><br />"Yash ji, no one has shown the purity of Punjabi culture like you did. This one's for you. I'm your eternal fan!."<br /><br />Shah Rukh, who earlier paid tribute to Rajinikanth in "Chennai Express", said he is proud to be a fan of the Tamil superstar.<div><br />"Rajni Sir, I'm not a star, but just one of your countless fans Thalaiva @superstarrajini. Proud to be your fan!," he wrote.<br /><br />For Sachin, Shah Rukh tweeted, "Sachin: Aila @sachin_rt Umpire kuch bhi kahe, mere liye toh u wil always b not-out! I am ur Fan. Jai Maharashtra!"<br /><br />"Khaike paan banaraswala, suno ab @ManojTiwariMP ke voice mein Fan ka gaana!," Shah Rukh wrote introducing the Bhojpuri version. "Fan", directed by Maneesh Sharma, will hit theatres on April 15. <br /></div></div>
<div>With his "Fan" anthem being released in six different languages, Shah Rukh Khan says the song is an ode to his idols Mahatma Gandhi, Sachin Tendulkar, Rajinikanth and Yash Chopra.<br /><br />The song "Jabra Fan", which debuted its Hindi version last week, has now been recorded in six more languages -- Bengali, Bhojpuri, Punjabi, Marathi, Tamil and Gujarati.<br /><br />The 50-year-old actor said the whole nation and world is fan of Gandhiji besides him. "Gandhiji, The Father of the Nation is also the world’s biggest star. The whole nation & the world is his fan!," he tweeted along with the link of the song's Gujarati version.<br /><br />Shah Rukh, who is the proud owner of Kolkata Knight Riders and the state's brand ambassador too, said he is an admirer of the city of joy.<br /><br />"City of joy, city of KKR & the city that still has the old world charm. Kolkata, aami tomake bhalo bashi! Ur fan," he wrote with the Bengali link of the song.<br /><br />Sharing the Punjabi version, the "Jab Tak Hai Jaan" star remembered Chopra and said he is his "ethernal fan".<br /><br />"Yash ji, no one has shown the purity of Punjabi culture like you did. This one's for you. I'm your eternal fan!."<br /><br />Shah Rukh, who earlier paid tribute to Rajinikanth in "Chennai Express", said he is proud to be a fan of the Tamil superstar.<div><br />"Rajni Sir, I'm not a star, but just one of your countless fans Thalaiva @superstarrajini. Proud to be your fan!," he wrote.<br /><br />For Sachin, Shah Rukh tweeted, "Sachin: Aila @sachin_rt Umpire kuch bhi kahe, mere liye toh u wil always b not-out! I am ur Fan. Jai Maharashtra!"<br /><br />"Khaike paan banaraswala, suno ab @ManojTiwariMP ke voice mein Fan ka gaana!," Shah Rukh wrote introducing the Bhojpuri version. "Fan", directed by Maneesh Sharma, will hit theatres on April 15. <br /></div></div>