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Ex-Pak Minister Kasuri's Book Launched in Mumbai, Despite Paint Attack on Sudheendra Kulkarni
Former Pakistan foreign minister Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri's book was launched in Mumbai on Monday hours after columnist Sudheendra Kulkarni, who organized the event, was attacked with black paint by Shiv Sena activists.
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Shiv Sena Reacts to Taliban Group's Threat to Prime Minister Modi
The Shiv Sena has reacted sharply to a warning of "revenge" issued earlier this week on Twitter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by a new Pakistani Taliban group.
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Chavan to cinemas: Be bold, we'll protect you
When informed that multiplexes are considering not releasing the film, Chief Minister Ashok Chavan said to NDTV, "If they show some boldness, I have already assured we will provide security."
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No one is a coward in Bollywood: SRK to NDTV
SRK says he understands why not many people Bollywood came out in support. He admits he hasn't stood for anybody either. But nobody is a coward in Bollywood.
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There is nothing to apologise for: SRK to NDTV
Shah Rukh Khan tells NDTV's Barkha Dutt that he does not plan to meet Thackerays but if he is invited he will go and meet them.
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As a movie star, I'm vulnerable: SRK
Shah Rukh Khan, who has been under attack from Shiv Sena over remarks on Pakistani players, has said that being a star he is vulnerable.
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I am a bloody good Indian: SRK to NDTV
I feel hurt when people question my Indianness, says Shah Rkh Khan. He adds despite all the success he still feels powerless at times.
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Transcript of SRK's interview to NDTV
In his first interview since the controversy over his IPL remarks, Shah Rukh Khan speaks to NDTV's Barkha Dutt in an exclusive interview. Here's a portion of the transcript:
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SRK to Sena: Should I retract that I'm an Indian?
Amid fears that the Sena's anger at Shahrukh Khan over his IPL comments might affect his next film, the star asked them, "What have I said that's so wrong?"
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Ex-Pak Minister Kasuri's Book Launched in Mumbai, Despite Paint Attack on Sudheendra Kulkarni
Former Pakistan foreign minister Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri's book was launched in Mumbai on Monday hours after columnist Sudheendra Kulkarni, who organized the event, was attacked with black paint by Shiv Sena activists.
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Shiv Sena Reacts to Taliban Group's Threat to Prime Minister Modi
The Shiv Sena has reacted sharply to a warning of "revenge" issued earlier this week on Twitter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by a new Pakistani Taliban group.
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Chavan to cinemas: Be bold, we'll protect you
When informed that multiplexes are considering not releasing the film, Chief Minister Ashok Chavan said to NDTV, "If they show some boldness, I have already assured we will provide security."
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No one is a coward in Bollywood: SRK to NDTV
SRK says he understands why not many people Bollywood came out in support. He admits he hasn't stood for anybody either. But nobody is a coward in Bollywood.
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There is nothing to apologise for: SRK to NDTV
Shah Rukh Khan tells NDTV's Barkha Dutt that he does not plan to meet Thackerays but if he is invited he will go and meet them.
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As a movie star, I'm vulnerable: SRK
Shah Rukh Khan, who has been under attack from Shiv Sena over remarks on Pakistani players, has said that being a star he is vulnerable.
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I am a bloody good Indian: SRK to NDTV
I feel hurt when people question my Indianness, says Shah Rkh Khan. He adds despite all the success he still feels powerless at times.
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Transcript of SRK's interview to NDTV
In his first interview since the controversy over his IPL remarks, Shah Rukh Khan speaks to NDTV's Barkha Dutt in an exclusive interview. Here's a portion of the transcript:
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SRK to Sena: Should I retract that I'm an Indian?
Amid fears that the Sena's anger at Shahrukh Khan over his IPL comments might affect his next film, the star asked them, "What have I said that's so wrong?"
