This Is What The Internet Wants SRK's Remake Of 'Breaking Bad' To Look Like

Shah Rukh Khan has been practically breaking the internet after news reports suggested that the Bollywood actor is planning to bring the much-loved TV show 'Breaking Bad' to the India, albeit with a desi twist.

In an interview, SRK told The Indian Express that he has been considering bringing 'Breaking Bad' to India in a movie format as the "Indian audience won’t be accepting of meth, drugs and the mafia.”

The Internet has since then been trying to imagine what SRK's remake of 'Breaking Bad' would be like.

SRK's Breaking Bad be like... pic.twitter.com/yZdLeE0LNN

— The Viral Fever (@TheViralFever) December 14, 2015

The title would probably be something like this:



And the cast:















But, some people have other opinions on the cast:

Walter is srk. Jesse is saif. Skyler is preity zinta. Breaking bad is kal ho na ho.

— Frootifer Vajpayee (@Oinkoo) December 15, 2015

If SRK goes on with his Breaking Bad project! (I made this) #BreakingbadIndia #srk @iamsrk pic.twitter.com/iFXjSHY6y8

— Varun! (@VarunBanur) December 13, 2015

If Shahrukh plays Walter White in his version of Breaking Bad, I am sure Jesse "Pinkman"s role will be played by Karan Johar.

— LOLendra Singh Dhoni (@LOLendraSingh) December 13, 2015

And what the plot may be like:

SRK's breaking bad.
"You have cancer ".
*Kal Ho na ho plays in the background.*

— Ivan (@IndianIdle) December 13, 2015

In the SRK version of Breaking Bad, Walter should just cook beef. #BreakingBadNews #IndianBreakingBad

— Phitte mooh! (@pranavsapra) December 13, 2015

Sure. Directed by Rohit Shetty with a few item songs thrown in, for the 20 IQ folks to make it a 300 cr blockbuster. https://t.co/BLAUvQ6lUQ

— Sameer Dharur (@SameerDharur) December 13, 2015

Meanwhile, we also found out SRK is one of the biggest fans of the TV show.






We wonder if King Khan is going to prove the Internet wrong, and turn out a complete surprise.



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