Actress
Neha
Dhupia
rightly
said
that
only
Shahrukh
Khan
and
sex
sells
in
Bollywood.
Tickets
for
the
Shahrukh"s
show
in
Dhaka
were
sold
out
like
hot
cakes
and
a
30000-strong
crowd
thronged
the
Dhaka's
Army
Stadium
on
December
10
to
see
their
star
perform
live.
But
a
Bangladeshi
newspaper
called
King
Khan
as
'The
King
of
vulgarity'.
Weekly
Blitz,
a
leading
local
newspaper,
came
down
heavily
on
Shahrukh"s
show,
which
also
featured
actors
like
Arjun
Rampal,
Rani
Mukherjee,
Eesha
Koppikhar
and
Dia
Mirza.
It
alleged
that
Shahrukh
did
things
that
hurt
the
sentiments
of
the
Bangladeshis.
The
newspapers
slammed
Shahrukh
for
smoking
in
public
and
alleged
that
he
did
it
intentionally
to
drive
a
point
that
he
doesn"t
care
the
Bangladeshi
authorities.
It
questioned
why
the
actor
was
allowed
to
use
the
VVIP
terminal
at
Hazrat
Shahjalal
International
Airport
in
Dhaka
while
he
doesn"t
enjoy
such
privilege
even
in
his
own
country.
Shahrukh
also
received
flaks
for
uttering
Bangla
slang
on
the
stage.
He
also
spoke
in
Hindi
and
English
at
the
show.
The
newspaper
also
alleged
that
the
Russian
dance
troupe
that
accompanied
him,
indulged
in
illicit
activities
with
the
locals.