SRK, who frequently visits America for shows and film shoots, was subjected to racial profiling last year at the Newark Airport in U.S. for security reasons.

“I just had an issue that for a country which has such outstanding processes and systems for everything, and they have a process and system for profiling people who are perhaps on a marked list, they should also have a system where people who come regularly, they should also be marked positively," Shah Rukh said.

In the interview, the superstar revealed that not just him but his kids have been subjected to special screening couple of times.

Indian stars will go global soon--SRK
Bollywood superstar SRK also said in the interview that the time is right and soon Indian actors will be known globally, possibly “in the next five or six years, very easily.”

SRK said, "The younger filmmakers, I think are completely new-thinking people. They have learned the technique and technology, and writing from the western world."

According to SRK, this will happen because with the growing globalization language barrier is breaking down and language in today’s Bollywood movies is more ‘Hinglish’ than Hindi.

SRK on ‘100 Most Influential People in the World’ list
According to the latest tabloids report, along with international celebrities, Bollywood’s King SRK has secured a nomination slot in the U.S. Time magazine’s ‘100 Most Influential People in the World’ list for 2010.

Other Indian celebrities nominated are: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, actress Priety Zinta, author Chetan Bhagat, and cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar.

SRK, who has so far managed to get 25,645 votes, posted on his Twitter page on Saturday, “…went & voted for myself on the Time poll 2010 for most influential. Can’t think of a more cheesy thing I have done lately.”