It's
not
easy
being
a
celebrity.
Shahrukh
Khan
is
living
proof
of
that.
The
actor
rarely
gets
upset,
but
when
his
authority
is
challenged,
King
Khan
roars
loudly.
On
Sunday,
the
actor
was
told
to
keep
a
safe
distance
from
his
team.
The
Anti-Corruption
Unit
of
the
ICC
told
the
KKR
owner
that
he
should
not
be
in
the
players'
dressing
room
and
their
dug-out
was
out
of
bounds
too.
Yesterday,
IPL
Commissioner
Lalit
Modi
briefed
the
media
on
allowing
owners
of
IPL
teams
access
to
dug-out
area
for
unlimited
time,
there
was
a
rumour
that
Shahrukh
and
other
owners
would
have
only
fifteen
minutes
of
time
in
the
specified
area.
When
asked
about
the
controversy
Shahrukh
says,
"I
have
no
issue
with
them.
Nor
do
I
need
to
ask
for
15
minutes
etc
to
meet
with
the
team
I
own.
Only
IPL
or
IMG
or
whoever
is
in
charge
of
stuff
on
grounds
should
inform
their
officials
from
ICC
or
whatever
other
agency
they
are
from,
about
the
rules
before
they
question
someone
who
has
all
the
accreditations,
passes
or
permissions
with
him/her
and
incidentally,
happens
to
be
the
owner
of
the
team
too."
The
actor
feels
he
is
being
targeted
because
he
is
a
celebrity,
"It's
quite
prevalent
now
to
take
on
a
known
personality
and
behave
high-handedly
so
that
one
gains
some
form
of
personal
importance.
It's
happened
a
few
times
before,
during
the
matches
too.
I
decided
to
be
civilised
about
it,
in
the
larger
interest
of
my
team's
morale
and
state
of
mind
especially
when
they
were
down.
Someone
sent
me
a
message
yesterday
if
you
want
to
lead
the
orchestra
you
have
to
learn
to
turn
your
back
to
the
crowds.
I
guess
I
will
turn
my
back
on
this
one
too
and
keep
trying
to
make
the
music
that
makes
sense
to
me
and
that
gives
me
very
little
time
to
answer
to
these
loud
regulatory
noises
around
me
don't
walk
here,
don't
enter
the
dressing
room,
don't
dance
there,
don't
meet
players!
Hey!
How
about
don't
mind
my
business,
try
and
mind
yours
more
efficiently
for
a
change
that
will
be
more
helpful.
Now
if
I
want
to
meet
my
team
I
will
do
so
at
my
house,
or
in
their
hotel,
not
on
the
grounds
for
15
minutes!"
Story first published: Tuesday, May 20, 2008, 10:46 [IST]