‘Old habits die hard’ is a famous quote which holds good in Salman’s case, unfortunately every time. It’s the SIFCC (South Indian Film Chamber Of Commerce), which coils him this time.
Salman was so enchanted by the beautiful surroundings of Sri Lanka that he suggested the film-makers of the upcoming movie ‘Ready’ to shoot there in place of Mauritius.
Now, the crux of the whole story lies in the fact, that SIFCC also opposed the attending of IIFA awards by the Bollywood stars.
On the top of that, Salman is up to shoot in the place and is also getting the Southern beauty, Asin into trouble.
To Salman’s surprise, SIFCC is planning to launch a non-cooperation moment against the film ‘Ready’.
The General Secretary, L.Suresh of SIFCC says “We will go for a non-cooperation motion against the film, if the news turns out to be true.”
“Now, we are going to act against only those, who shoot their films in Sri Lanka. We are not interested in creating problems for the distributors and producers.”
Salman has also got a letter from SIFCC, containing information about their decision, but the actor didn’t accept the letter.
He is getting deeper into trouble with the SIFCC, as his movie ‘Dabang’ is also set to release in September. As a result, it will not be shown in the Southern states, sue to SIFCC opposition.
Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan Controversy:
New Delhi, Oct 21: Shah Rukh Khan has at last broken his mum. The Bollywood Badshah has come out with his version at last about the much-hyped tiff he had with co-actor Salman Khan.
The ‘fight’ occurred at Katrina Kaif’s birthday party, where an irate Salman Khan rubbed King Khan the wrong way, leading to an icy silence between them since. The incident divided the Mumbai film industry into two camps, with Shah Rukh and Salman supporters coming out to support their favourites.
It also put some actors in a fix, as taking the side of one spelled coldness to another. The cold war seems to have stretched longer, if Shah Rukh’s words are to be taken into account.
“It’s ok. There is not much common between us, we think differently, we speak differently. We have spent a good time together. But with time, that fact has got blurred,” Shah Rukh told a national daily.
When asked about any chance of their coming together anytime soon, he added, “We are happy in our worlds. If we come together it is good. If we don’t it’s even better. We are not friends, but it doesn’t imply we are enemies,” Khan said.
Before SRK’s statements, Salman had agreed about the coldness, too. He had said, “Yes there is a problem. But it is no big deal. Problems do occur in everybody’s lives. If after eighteen years of friendship something happens then it does not mean a lot.”
But SRK hit hard when he commented on the most eligible, but hotheaded bachelor of Bollywood, “I think like a father, while Salman thinks like a child!”
The silence has been broken, but not the ice. These words promise more division in Bollywood, and the ‘diplomatic ones’ (spell Aamir Khan) are going to have a hard time balancing their friendship.
