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Shah Rukh Khan replies to tweet by 'Sameer Wankhede Ka Asli Baap' about PM Modi
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June 26, 2023
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2:16Now PlayingShah Rukh Khan most recently held AskSRK session with fans on Twitter as his film 'Deewana' turned 31 and like always, King Khan received some hilarious questions to which he responded wittily. Interestingly, a Twitter handle by the name 'Sameer Wankhede Ka Asli Baap', asked Shah Rukh, "Sir Chaiyya Chaiyya chants welcomed Modi Ji in US....What do you wanna say about this?" To this SRK replied, "Wish I was there to dance to it….but they wouldn’t allow a train inside I guess??!!!" Another fan asked 'Sir 57 ki Age me Itne Sare Action Stunt karne ke Raaz? @iamsrk' #AskSRK', and King Khan replied 'Bahut painkillers khaane padhte hain bhai….'. One fan even asked 'Sir Mera ek dost hai usko Jawan me ek roll chahie uske lie mujhe kya karna padega....?' 'Pyaar se dost ko samjhana padhega ki aisa nahi hoga….' SRK replied. '#askSRK Sath me cigarette pine chaloge kya @iamsrk sir ???' to this Shah Rukh in his way replied, 'Main apni buri aadatein akele hi karta hoon!!' King Khan signed off the session with a tweet that read, 'Now going to discuss football with lil one. Suddenly have got time with him & I cannot miss that. Love u all and here’s to another 31 years at the movies. Love u all for #AskSRK'. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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