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    Issued a statement that the official broadcasters should ensure that footage of smoking especially by celebrities should not be broadcast. They argued that such visuals increases the chances of youngsters picking up the habit in trying to imitate their heroes. NOTE has requested the even organisers to make no smoking announcements at the venues during the matches. He was served with a legal notice by the same NGO for smoking during the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit and an ODI match between India and Australia in Mumbai. Well Shahrukh still seems to be in no mood to kick the butt. However, Khan stressed that he was no advocate for smoking, even if his art requires him to light up occasionally. "Every time I'm in front of a television channel I always say, 'children, don't smoke, it kills you.'" He told reporters. "It's the worst h...

While there’s still time for Shah Rukh Khan’s Ra.One  to be anywhere near completion, the King Khan has already revealed his look from the film. The star posted the picture on his Twitter micro-blog on April 24. Unfortunately, SRK is seen sporting a white shirt and black pants, and not his superhero costume from the film. Seems, we’ll have to wait longer for that. Said SRK, “Director allowed only this picture from Ra.One. Hope you like it.” Khan plays Jeeva, a superhero character who can solidify electricity. In latest, the actor took a break on Sunday to catch up with the IPL finals.

Sania Mirza  is known for controversies, She was once criticized for disrespecting Indian flag. But even Shoaib Malik is not new to controversies, He was involved in another controversy in 2007. At that time SRK came in his defence: Interviewer:  “Then how do you respond to what had happened at the T20 World Cup finals? You were there. The Pakistani team lost the match to India, and the Pakistani captain, Shoaib Malik, at the podium said 'My apologies to the entire Muslim community across the world'. You think he went out of line there?” Shah Rukh Khan:  No, I don't think so. I think, you know, because he comes from a nation which is Islamic, in a large sense, and I think he meant a lot of people must have given him duas, and when somebody gives you dua, he assumes they must be Muslims, and he must have said it as a way of speaking. I don't think he meant to segregate Muslims and Christians and Hindus and say this was a match betwee...

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Awaz Apni MUMBAI: Hindu right-wing group Shiv Sena activists today staged protest against Shahrukh Khan outside his residence for supporting the inclusion of Pakistani cricketers in the IPL issue. Although SRK's residence was put under high security, Mumbai police had to fight back to bring the situation under control as it arrested 25-30 Sena activists. Earlier, Sena workers on Sunday tore up Shah Rukh's posters and burnt them outside a theatre in Kandivali. They also threatened the manager of theatre not to show the movie ‘My Name Is Khan' in cinema hall. According to reports, Sena is also reportedly planning to protest outside the actor's house Mannat. So the security and surveillance at the actor's residence has been increased. After Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut advised SRK to migrate to Lahore or Islamabad, Sena boss Thackeray went ballistic at the superstar. In an editorial in the party's news daily ‘Saamna', Thackeray said Shah Rukh has insu...

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Awaz Apni Karachi : The suspension of the Indo-Pak peace process after the Mumbai Terror attacks has left the Pakistani film distributors, exhibitors and cinema owners worried about their business, which was thriving on the Bollywood flicks. These exhibitors, distributors and theatre owners were one of the biggest beneficiaries of the peace process, as part of which the Pakistan Government had lifted a 42-year ban on the exhibition of Indian films in cinema halls here in 2007. With relations between the two countries taking a nosedive and the peace process suspended after the Mumbai attacks on November 26, the release of the latest Bollywood movies has been stopped in Pakistan. "There is nothing officially conveyed to us but the Censor and Culture Ministry have not cleared any new Indian films for release after the Mumbai incident," said Nadeem Mandviwalla, a well-known distributor and owner of Nishat cinema in Karachi. Pakistani film goers-were eagerly awaiting for the two o...