Meet the new faces in SRK's new film

Radio Jockey and television host Roshan Abbas is all set for his directorial debut Always, Kabhi Kabhi, a small-budget film produced by Shah Rukh Khan.

The movie explores life in high school and the joys and anxiety youngsters go through in their most formative years. It is slated to be released on June 17.

Based on the play Graffiti, which Abbas had written and directed back in 1999, Always, Kabhi Kabhi could spring a box office surprise.

The film stars four new faces. Here's a look at them.

Zoa Morani

Zoa Morani, daughter of Cineyug's Karim Morani, will make her acting debut here. Zoa has earlier worked as an assistant director in Farah Khan's Om Shanti Om.

The Moranis share a long bonding with Shah Rukh Khan, as they have been organising shows abroad.

It is reported that SRK is going the extra mile to ensue that the newbie doesn't get overexposed. He has banned her from making any public appearance for some time.

After doing a cameo in Rajkumar Hirani's 3 Idiots as Joy Lobo, Ali Fazal has been roped in SRK's film.

Fazal plays one of the main lead opposite the Brazilian model Giselle Monteiro in the movie.

The movie has been extensively shot in Lucknow's La Martiniere Boys College, which is where the actor comes from. Apparently, Ali had the to lose 14 kilos to look like a schoolboy in the film.

Satyajeet Dubey has the perfect look to be the next chocolate boy hero.

In the movie, he will play a loveable geek, who will be paired opposite Zoa Morani.

Just 21 years old, Satyajeet is the nephew of famous theatre personality Pandit Satyadev Dubey and has been featured in a lot of television commercials before getting a break in television serials. He is best known for his role as Nanasaheb in Jhansi Ki Rani.

Coming from a theatre background, Satyajeet hails from a small town of Bilaspur, Chattisgarh.