Social media is buzzing with a new trend that combines artificial intelligence and Bollywood glamour. Using Google’s Gemini Nano Banana tool, fans are generating selfies with superstar Shah Rukh Khan, and the results have gone viral.
How the Trend Works
Gemini Nano Banana allows users to edit photos with prompts. By uploading a selfie and typing a simple instruction like “Make this photo a selfie with Shah Rukh Khan in London”, users instantly receive a stylized, realistic image featuring the actor.
Viral Examples
From Big Ben in London to classic Bollywood backdrops, fans are recreating dream scenarios with SRK. The ease of use—upload, type, and generate—has made the tool wildly popular among users of all ages.
Beyond SRK
The app is also fueling other creative waves:
- Hug My Younger Self edits, where people create portraits hugging their childhood version.
- Retro Saree Portraits, transforming ordinary photos into vintage-style Bollywood looks.
Why It Clicks
- Star Power: SRK’s universal appeal makes the edits instantly shareable.
- Nostalgia: Vintage and childhood edits tap into deep emotions.
- Simplicity: No technical skills needed, just imagination.
The Flip Side
While fun, the trend raises questions about privacy, consent, and the risks of overly realistic AI images. Some users also noted glitches or eerie distortions when prompts weren’t precise.
The Bigger Picture
The SRK selfie craze highlights how AI is not only shaping creativity but also becoming a part of popular culture. It shows the blend of technology, nostalgia, and fandom—while also reminding us to be mindful of responsible AI use.
