October 23rd, 2008 
Aman 
Silence Finally Shahrukh Khan has broken his silence about his much publicized spat with Salman Khan at Katrina’s birthday party. After that, both these friends had not said any thing about their fight with each other. Though there were no clear rifts but their fight had divided the industry into two parts. This fight had broken the ice between Salman and Abhishek Bachchan, too. On the other hand SRK’s supporters were deserting him one by one. Aamir Khan had declined to appear in his much publicized ‘reloaded’ world tour. SRK wanted Aamir to do what Akshay had done to Bachchan’s world tour. But it did not happened his way.
Support After the fight neither Salman nor SRK had said anything, though a few days ago Salman had admitted that there is a problem between both of them. But no end is in sight to this coldness in relations of both the Khan’s. In recent months both the stars were seen openly coming out to support their favorite stars. SRK had thrown Katrina out of his world entertainment tour and had also preferred another actress to Rani Mukherjee in one of his film to appear in an item song. It must be learnt that Rani had participated in Salman hosted TV serial ‘Big Boss’.
Dad and Child Recently, in an interview to a leading daily he has said that there is nothing common between both of them. Both have their own worlds. He said that their a big difference between what they think and what they speak. He said,’We are not friends, but it doesn’t imply we are enemies.” Commenting on the revival of their friendship he said, “If we come together it is good. If we don’t it’s even better.” In the last he said that he thinks like a ‘father’ while Salman thinks like a ‘child’. But his last comments are ‘controversial’. If he is a ‘dad’ then he must forgive the ‘child’ and teach him how to deal with the ‘elders’. But the question is, is SRK is doing the ‘dad’s’ job. His ‘tit for tat’ attitude indicates something different. If considered deeply, in the industry, they both are ‘children’ without a ‘dad’.
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