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SRK: The Most favorite punching bag of Thackerays
Well it look like every year SRK is bound to land up in one or the other socio-political controversy. After Wankhede trouble this time it's King Khan's upcoming cine flick Chennai Express which has troubled somebody from Thackeray clan and has once again made SRK a punching bag for them to release their fury.
So come have a look at SRK's special love-hate relationship with one of the most powerful political families of tinsel town. -
Will Raj De-rail SRK's Chennai Express?
After taking a stand for SRK in Wankhede brawl case now it looks like, Raj Thackeray's MNS is preparing to derail SRK's Chennai Express for their pro-Marathi Manus cause.
If reports are to be believed then MNS is upset over reports that the SRK-Deepika starrer has demanded prime slots in single cinemas across the state at the expense of some Marathi movies that are being screened. -
Bala Saheb called SRK a villain
Although Shiv Sena had never been a party to SRK's Wankhede brawl, but post the unpopular spat while sharing his opinions about Shahrukh's attitude at Wankhede, late Bala Saheb called SRK a villain in real life and even questioned that why SRK did not behaves in same manner as he did at Wankheded, when injustice was being done to him in US airport.
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SRK and Shiv Sena locked horns over Pakistani players
Well it was not for the first time at the time of Wankhede spat that SRK landed in the black list of Shiv Sena, even in the past, advocating the inclusion of Pakistani player in the IPL in 2010, invited the Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray's ire with the party condemning the actor's statements and even calling him a traitor.
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When Tiger of Mumbai slammed Ra.One
Even when SRK's multi million project project Ra.One was released, ex-Shiv Sena supremo didn't miss the opportunity of slamming the star. In the party's mouthpiece Samaanaa, Bala Saheb wrote that RA.One is a flop and the makers are lying about its huge collections.
He also reportedly sarcastically said that Shahrukh is a self-proclaimed Nishan-e-Pakistan (the highest civilian honour bestowed in Pakistan).
