Well whatever may that be,i couldn't control my laugh from the day i have come to know that Shiv Sena has interest in movies also especially in Shahrukh Khan films.What do they want at last,that god alone knows.I am for sure SRK should not give up and should not bow his head to some stupid sena run by a local thief who stays in Bandra West.Mumbai belongs to India,and Marathas are the pride of our Nation, do not separate, classify, divide, our commercial capital from this country.
Well you guys read the story now, i am sure nothing can be done about India and its nasty politics,all blame the system, and i blame the people.Jaagore India - Jaagore Youth to save our country,we do not deserve to be ruled by someone who is sitting with his leg hanging into cuffin,we can't have a prime minister who is 60 and president who is 70, we need young blood to rule this country.Shutdown all political parties and start again for the betterment of the Tiranga's Pride and not some stupid lady from Italy controlling a country.I know these are controversial remarks but truth is always "KHATTAA" - Vote - But Vote unless and until your friend or a person whom you can trust is the candidate.
The Shiv Sena on Tuesday issued a direct threat to Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan warning him to apologise for backing Pakistani cricketers and his 'Mumbai belongs to all' remarks.
Senior Shiv Sena leader and former Lok Sabha Speaker Manohar Joshi warned that none of Shah Rukh Khan's movies will be allowed to be released in Mumbai if he failed to apologise for his comments.
"Whether it's Shah Rukh or anyone else, the Shiv Sena says he must take back his comments, so he'll have to do it. It's better if he understands this well. Shah Rukh Khan will have to apologise or else we will not let his film release in Mumbai," said Joshi.
Earlier, Shah Rukh told CNN-IBN in New York that he won't bow down to the Sena's threats and did not regret any of his comments whether it was on Pakistani cricketers in Indian Premier League or Mumbai belonging to all Indians.
The actor said he was proud to be an Indian and had done no wrong for which he should tender an apology.
Shah Rukh, who owns IPL team Kolkata Knight Rider, had said that the IPL snub to Pakistani cricketer was not right and the entire matter could have been handelled more tactfully.
He also flayed the Sena for its anti-North Indian stand saying that an Indian has the right to settle and work in any part of the country.
SHAHRUKH KHAN REPLY TO THIS WHOLE EPISODE A BRAVE ONE : Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan refused to cow down to Shiv Sena threats to disrupt his film My Name is Khan over his support for Pakistani players in IPL. Speaking exclusively to CNN-IBN in New York, SRK said that he was a proud Indian and did nothing wrong in coming out in support of Pakistani cricketers.
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