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Upset by the controversy over his article on being a Muslim, Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan says he has always stood for secularism, religious tolerance and a sense of humour but he now feels he should just talk about the Rs.100 crore club or his heroines.
Referring to his first person article in Outlook Turning Point, published in association with The New York Times, he said it was secular and happy.
"It does not in any way construe anything. It is the most secular article and happy article. I wrote it for my kids and I said that they should read this," Shah Rukh said in an interview Tuesday night after a day of controversy that saw India and Pakistan sparring.
While Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik said the Indian government should give Shah Rukh security, India's Information Minister Manish Tewari and Home Secretary R.K. Singh retorted that they were quite capable of looking after their own. Before that, Jamaat-ud Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed had said the star could move to Pakistan following his comments on being a Muslim.
Referring to his first person article in Outlook Turning Point, published in association with The New York Times, he said it was secular and happy.
"It does not in any way construe anything. It is the most secular article and happy article. I wrote it for my kids and I said that they should read this," Shah Rukh said in an interview Tuesday night after a day of controversy that saw India and Pakistan sparring.
While Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik said the Indian government should give Shah Rukh security, India's Information Minister Manish Tewari and Home Secretary R.K. Singh retorted that they were quite capable of looking after their own. Before that, Jamaat-ud Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed had said the star could move to Pakistan following his comments on being a Muslim.
Open this link for read more: http://www.thesundayindian.com/en/story/i-should-just-talk-about-rs100-crore-club-srk/275/46385/
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