Shah Rukh Khan’s Zinger Takes Down Troll Who Aimed At Deepika: “I’m Attractive In All Avatars But…”

Shah Rukh Khan and Madhuri Dixit on the Filmfare Awards 2012 (courtesy: Irdinaaa)

Trolls courageous sufficient to mess with Shah Rukh Khan accomplish that at their very own peril – one such found this the laborious approach on Twitter. On Tuesday, the Pathaan star interrupted his Q&A session with followers to present a would-be smarty pants the sharp finish of the well-known SRK wit. The troll in query had left a disparaging reply and film within the feedback thread of the promotional video that includes Deepika Padukone that Pathaan producers Yash Raj Movies had tweeted a day in the past. The image is a screengrab of Shah Rukh Khan in drag – courting from the Filmfare Awards in 2012 – and the snarky remark reads: “Femme fatale” adopted by laughing emojis.

Little question the troll supposed it as a double blow to Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone – solely, he reckoned with out SRK’s comeback burn. Intentionally mistaking the picture as a swipe at Deepika, Shah Rukh Khan set the report straight for the troll with a pretend honest apology.

“Arre no, this is me dressed as a lady. I know I am attractive in all avatars, but you will have to find yourself a better muse my friend. Apologies for misleading you.” Shah Rukh Khan – 1, troll – 0.

See Shah Rukh Khan’s reply right here:

Arre no no that is me dressed as a woman. I do know I’m enticing in all avatars, however u must end up a greater muse my pal!! Apologies for deceptive you. https://t.co/XBK4PLFcBy

— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) January 24, 2023

If Shah Rukh Khan sounds jubilant, he has each purpose to be. Pathaan, his first main function in 4 years since Zero, opens tomorrow to already packed homes. Advance bookings for the movie have bought about 4 lakh tickets for the primary day already – on the Bollywood charts, solely Baahubali: The Conclusion and KGF: Chapter 2 have bought extra first day tickets.

Pathaan, directed by Siddharth Anand, stars Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone as covert ops brokers who group as much as sort out a terror risk from Jim, performed by John Abraham.