"Both are very talented actors and are full of energy with a great deal of respect for each other. I don't know from where all these rumours surfaced as I didn't find anything of that sort during the shooting of 'Bhootnath', says Juhi.
"I had a great time working with the Amitji, Shahrukh and Aman (child actor) and we were like a cute little family. It is a special film for me," she says.
The actress who was in the capital recently is upbeat about her involvement in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL), where she co-owns the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) team with Shah Rukh Khan.
"IPL is something which is exciting, cheering and full of colours. All the matches were thrilling with so much drama involved in it," says the former Miss India.
"But, I am so much occupied with my professional commitments and my two sweet kids that I am not getting the time to attend it personally. As well as, my hubby Jai and SRK are taking care of what's going on in the IPL," says Juhi.
The actress also spoke about her recently released film "Bhootnath", in which Shahrukh and Juhi played the role of Aman's parents. 'Bhootnath' is a story based on the friendly relationship of a child with his deceased grandfather, a kind of ghost.
"I am so happy that the film is being appreciated by cinelovers specially by kids. I had a special place for this film in my heart.
Movie watchers are loving this movie and so was my role," says the actress who won a filmfare award for "Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak". For the very first time in her career, the actress has sung a song "Jaane Do" in 'Bhootnath'.
"I have trained myself as a classical vocalist. The song is 'Jaane Do', a slow but a number," says Juhi. About her future projects, Juhi says she is playing the role of a fortune-teller in Aziz Mirza's next directorial venture 'Kismet Konnection' and the role is really challenging.
"My role is small but a different one. I play a gypsy fortune teller in the film. Audience will fall in love with the character," she said.
Juhi considers this phase of her career as most exciting and says she is lucky to be working with young and talented minds.
"I have got the opportunity to work with some of the most talented and young individuals on the block, who are really creative and free minded with their approach."
"I am lucky to be part of this generation," she says. Juhi has worked with number of new directors, namely Sujoy Ghosh (Jhankaar Beats) and Onir (My Brother Nikhil) fame to name a few.
Among her other hits include 'Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak,' 'Darr,' 'Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke,' 'Yes Boss,' 'Ishq,' 'Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman' and the critically acclaimed '3 Deewarein,' '7 Phere' and 'My Brother Nikhil.'