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" Shah Rukh Khan has said the premiere of Jab Tak Hai Jaan will be &amp;quot;a moving museum of Yash Chopra&amp;#039;s work&amp;quot;.  The 46-year-old Don 2 star explained that a premiere for the film was being planned prior to Yash Chopra&amp;#039;s death, but will now be an occasion to  celebrate Chopra&amp;#039;s life and career, IANS reports.    &amp;quot;The decision to have a premiere was actually even before he passed away. We were thinking of how to do it. At that time the idea was that we&amp;#039;ll do the different aspects of cinema he has done - romance, thrill and everyone can party all around the studio,&amp;quot; said Khan. Chopra&amp;#039;s heroines past and present are expected to attend to pay their own special tributes to the director. &amp;quot;There will be a big screen, and a special sound system is being brought down by specialists who will make film-watching possible in areas which are not regular studios,&amp;quot; added Khan. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;ll be a moving museum of Yashji&amp;#039;s work, which kind of does not end, but continues with Jab Tak Hai Jaan. But somewhere down the line, the journey is still there.&amp;quot; The 46-year-old actor, who conducted an hour-long live video interview with Chopra to mark his 80th birthday two weeks before his death, said he now wishes he could have spoken with him for longer.  The legendary director died on October 21 due to multiple organ failure, after contracting dengue fever.  The grand premiere for the eagerly awaited film will take place in Mumbai on November 12, ahead of the film&amp;#039;s release on November 13. Watch a trailer for Jab Tak Hai Jaan below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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