Srk And Sena

During Aryan Khan's incarceration over drugs-related charges, his father Shah Rukh Khan received support from many in the film fraternity and from Maharashtra's ruling Shiv Sena and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP).

Even as Mumbaikars came out in full strength to watch My Name is Khan, Sena congratulated itself and said protest will continue.

Shah Rukh Khan, who is facing the ire of Shiv Sena, today said he is overwhelmed by the love and support of Mumbaikars.

After much negotiation and a meeting on Friday morning, multiplexes in Mumbai have decided they will have limited screenings of SRK's My Name is Khan.

With less than 24 hours to go before his film My Name is Khan releases in theatres, Shah Rukh Khan has discussed his stand-off with the Shiv Sena "for the last time" on Twitter.

While the Shiv Sena's protests and threatens to stop the release of Shah Rukh Khan's new film, Raj Thackeray says he'll steer clear of the Sena's war with Khan.

The ruling Congress and the Shiv Sena were on the path of bitter confrontation in the escalating row over the screening of Shah Rukh Khan film 'My Name is Khan' in Maharashtra this Friday, as Sena MPs decided to surrender their security cover.

Actor and IPL team Rajasthan Royals celebrity co-owner Shilpa Shetty on Wednesday said the decision to select Pakistan players or not was never based on their nationality.

The stand-off between the Shiv Sena and SRK may have faded away. But the trouble hasn't ended for SRK's new film, My Name is Khan, scheduled for release on Friday.

Shah Rukh Khan tells NDTV's Barkha Dutt that he does not plan to meet Thackerays but if he is invited he will go and meet them.

Here's the transcript for what Shah Rukh Khan said at a press conference in Mumbai on Saturday evening.

Could there be a round of peace talks soon between Shah Rukh Khan and the Shiv Sena?

Shah Rukh Khan said, "If I say anything it will be misconstrued and further turned around, let me not even use big words. I am pro relationship with countries, which was misconstrued. I am what I am because of Mumbai."

SRK has made his position clear: "I have only said what every Indian should. I stand by what I have said. I think there's a bit of agenda and politics in all this."

Shah Rukh Khan's battle against the Shiv Sena may have been a fairly lonely one so far. But on Friday, it was Salman Khan, who spoke loudly and clearly for SRK.

During Aryan Khan's incarceration over drugs-related charges, his father Shah Rukh Khan received support from many in the film fraternity and from Maharashtra's ruling Shiv Sena and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP).

Even as Mumbaikars came out in full strength to watch My Name is Khan, Sena congratulated itself and said protest will continue.

Shah Rukh Khan, who is facing the ire of Shiv Sena, today said he is overwhelmed by the love and support of Mumbaikars.

After much negotiation and a meeting on Friday morning, multiplexes in Mumbai have decided they will have limited screenings of SRK's My Name is Khan.

With less than 24 hours to go before his film My Name is Khan releases in theatres, Shah Rukh Khan has discussed his stand-off with the Shiv Sena "for the last time" on Twitter.

While the Shiv Sena's protests and threatens to stop the release of Shah Rukh Khan's new film, Raj Thackeray says he'll steer clear of the Sena's war with Khan.

The ruling Congress and the Shiv Sena were on the path of bitter confrontation in the escalating row over the screening of Shah Rukh Khan film 'My Name is Khan' in Maharashtra this Friday, as Sena MPs decided to surrender their security cover.

Actor and IPL team Rajasthan Royals celebrity co-owner Shilpa Shetty on Wednesday said the decision to select Pakistan players or not was never based on their nationality.

The stand-off between the Shiv Sena and SRK may have faded away. But the trouble hasn't ended for SRK's new film, My Name is Khan, scheduled for release on Friday.

Shah Rukh Khan tells NDTV's Barkha Dutt that he does not plan to meet Thackerays but if he is invited he will go and meet them.

Here's the transcript for what Shah Rukh Khan said at a press conference in Mumbai on Saturday evening.

Could there be a round of peace talks soon between Shah Rukh Khan and the Shiv Sena?

Shah Rukh Khan said, "If I say anything it will be misconstrued and further turned around, let me not even use big words. I am pro relationship with countries, which was misconstrued. I am what I am because of Mumbai."

SRK has made his position clear: "I have only said what every Indian should. I stand by what I have said. I think there's a bit of agenda and politics in all this."

Shah Rukh Khan's battle against the Shiv Sena may have been a fairly lonely one so far. But on Friday, it was Salman Khan, who spoke loudly and clearly for SRK.