||Dilwale review/BO thread #6 || tukur tukur dekh - Page 59

Originally posted by: pallavi25

😆😆Reading the rest of the comments now. Some of the non cursing types are really good, calling out the blogger on his bias against SRK and his brainless, communal-minded predictions.

This is the same blogger who wrote after Dilwale that SRK's career is khatam.😆Pathetic guy is trying to get his 2 Rs fame by blogging constantly against SRK...another loser Bhakt.😆Facebook per bhi aisey bahut bhakts hain...even some friends of my friends are from the same haters gang.🤢

Some comments rightfully called him out for not writing abt the trashy movies by Akshay, Ajay and flops by Ranbir, Abhishek B, and obsessing abt SRK instead whose Dilwale is actually a blockbuster worldwide and overall superhit.😆

Once bitten twice shy. Superstar Shah Rukh Khan on Monday refused to comment on Pakistani ghazal maestroGhulam Ali's upcoming performance in the eastern metropolis because of how people react whenever he makes political or religious remarks.

"Because of the reaction I get whenever I make political or religious comments, I will not use this platform to say anything on this," Shah Rukh told the media here in response to a poser on Ghulam Ali's concert.

Shah Rukh's comments on the recent intolerance debate created quite a stir, but the 50-year-old actor maintained that he had not said anything which merited an apology.

However, he regretted that the box office collection of his film "Dilwale" was adversely affected due to protests by people who "misinterpreted" and "misconstrued" his comments on intolerance in the country.

Ghulam Ali will perform at the Netaji Indoor Stadium here on Tuesday.

After the cancellation of his concert in Mumbai due to threats by the Shiv Sena, Ghulam Ali in November had expressed his disappointment asserting "never to return to India".

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had offered Kolkata as a venue following the cancellation of the Mumbai concert in October.

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan, known for his witty nature, dodged questions in his inimitable style on reduction of his security cover by Mumbai police.

"I miss him. I give him a call once in a day. He used to get puri and rice from home and we used to eat together," he replied to a poser on how he felt on his security cover being reduced at an event here.

The visibly irritated Shah Rukh finished off with a poser what kind of a question is this?

The star also deftly tackled questions on his views on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's preference for blue and white colour combination, as he said his favourite shades were black, blue and white.

"I didn't know that actually. I always wear blue jeans and white T-shirt and that's my favourite," Khan said.

Kolkata: Superstar Shah Rukh Khan wants to be left out of the Aamir Khan-Amitabh Bachchan Incredible India ambassador debate.

"I don't have anything to do with it: neither was I recruited nor was I let go. Please leave me out of it," SRK told media persons here on Monday at the launch of Shades of Bengal' coffee table book by Kansai Nerolac.

Superstar Aamir Khan had confirmed earlier this month that he was no longer brand ambassador of the Incredible India campaign and said he respected the government's decision not to extend his contract in this regard.

Speculations are rife that Big B will be roped in to promote the campaign after the end of Aamir's contract.

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan has no plans to foray into international cinema but appreciates actress Priyanka Chopra winning the People's Choice Awards as he believes such achievements help introduce Indian cinema "in places where it needs to be introduced".

The former Miss World won the Favourite Actress in a New TV series honour at the People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles for American TV show "Quantico".

"What happens with these achievements is Indian cinema is introduced in places where it needs to be introduced. "It opens gates for more actors and actresses to look at," Shah Rukh told the media at the launch of Kansai Nerolac's coffee table book "Shades of Bengal".

Shah Rukh batted for promotion of Indian cinema in different territories not only as a business opportunity but also as a means to spread the country's culture. However, he reiterated his decision on sticking to Hindi films at the moment.

"I am very happy making the films that I do. I have made it clear many times earlier, I don't think I will foray into it (international cinema)," he added.

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