Shah Rukh Khan On Wankhede Stadium Fiasco: Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan's infamous fiasco at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium grabbed massive attention. The incident that took place in 2012 added a controversial chapter to its history. The actor was banned for five years from entering MCA premises, including Wankhede Stadium.

Shah Rukh Khan On Wankhede Stadium Fiasco

While the ban was lifted after three years, Shah Rukh Khan recalled the incident during an appearance on Aap Ki Adalat. He revealed that the trigger for his outburst was a religiously sensitive word used by the security staff.

He said, "Yes, I was very angry and upset. My kids were there, and I thought someone... Maybe they had a rule, that hatao yaha se. I told him, these are our kids, and we are taking them. I just said this. There was a person there who said a word which I, as a Delhi person, felt like it was an abusive word. Even though the same word in Marathi is also rude. Thoda sa religious, galat tha woh (It was religious, it was wrong). I then lost my cool, main pagal hogaya, and I went to hit him," the superstar explained.

For the uninitiated, the altercation occurred after Shah Rukh's Kolkata Knight Riders defeated the Mumbai Indians. As per reports in PTI, at that time, the actor denied misbehaving and asserted that he reacted after children, including his own kids, were allegedly 'manhandled' by the security staff at the stadium.

Meanwhile, recently Shah Rukh Khan, accompanied by his wife Gauri and children Aaryan, Suhana, and AbRam, attended the India vs Australia World Cup final at Wankhede Stadium.

Shah Rukh Khan's Work-Front

On the professional front, Shah Rukh Khan is riding high in the box-office success of his 2023 releases. Starting the year with the blockbuster 'Pathaan,' which shattered box office records, he followed it up with 'Jawan,' surpassing the success of his earlier release. The actor is now gearing up for the release of his upcoming film, 'Dunki,' a Rajkumar Hirani-directed social comedy-drama scheduled to hit theaters on December 21.