Shah Rukh Khan is a superstar with a huge legacy behind him. He is hailed as the Badshah of Indian cinema as he made countless women swoon over him whenever he made his way on the silver screen. While the entire world loves him, there is a section of people who never miss a chance to troll him. Recently, the trolling heights were crossed when an Internet user posted an unseen video of Shah Rukh Khan enjoying a swim with his children, Aryan Khan, Suhana Khan and AbRam Khan.
The user took the social media platform, X (previously known as Twitter), and posted Shah Rukh's video. He pointed out Suhana's beach attire and raised a question of how a father enjoy a bath with his daughter. In the video, Suhana was seen donning a bikini. On the other hand, Shah Rukh was seen capturing all the fun with a video camera. The user added that it is against Indian culture. The post can be read as:
"Enjoying bath with his daughter, this doesn’t happen in our Indian culture."
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However, the netizens didn't let this go and schooled the person, who posted the private moment of Shah Rukh with his family. They corrected him and expressed that they were enjoying swimming and not taking a bath. " Another user questioned the original poster, stating, “Why??? Please explain what will be in your mind if you see your sister or daughter playing in front of you. I’m curious." However, later the person removed his tweet, but the damage was done.
Watch the video here!
In 2017, Shah Rukh Khan's wife, Gauri Khan posted a picture of their daughter enjoying on a beach during their vacation in the USA. In the picture, Suhana was seen donning a royal blue tie-up bikini, while AbRam played with the sand in a bright yellow t-shirt. Gauri was wearing a shirt, and her look was accentuated with a straw hat.
We love how Shah Rukh Khan's army came in his support!
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