Home Unlabelled A couple of months back, Shah Rukh Khan found himself mired in a major controversy following his comment on ' extreme intolerance' in India at an event. The issue resulted in several protests against the actor and his then release film, 'Dilwale.' Although SRK justified his comment back then saying that his statement was misconstrued, the actor took an altogether different route this time around. At the recenttrailer launch event of 'Fan,' Khan was yet again asked how he felt about the protest and anti-SRK campaigns. To this, the actor smiling replied, "When I would watch Mumbai Indians' match against KKR, the only one appeal I would make is 'Out'...I am not getting into this. Freedom of speechmeans the right to keep silent also. Iam very silent about this."

A couple of months back, Shah Rukh Khan found himself mired in a major controversy following his comment on ' extreme intolerance' in India at an event. The issue resulted in several protests against the actor and his then release film, 'Dilwale.' Although SRK justified his comment back then saying that his statement was misconstrued, the actor took an altogether different route this time around. At the recenttrailer launch event of 'Fan,' Khan was yet again asked how he felt about the protest and anti-SRK campaigns. To this, the actor smiling replied, "When I would watch Mumbai Indians' match against KKR, the only one appeal I would make is 'Out'...I am not getting into this. Freedom of speechmeans the right to keep silent also. Iam very silent about this."

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