"I saw Lafange Parindey last week and will watch Dabangg at home after my children's exams are over," revealed SRK.

However, the star refused to comment any further on his controversial relations with Salman.

Reportedly, SRK and Salman from the very beginning had a fragile friendship due to their personal differences but somehow they managed to maintain semblance of peace.

However, things turned nasty between them couple of years ago at Katrina Kaif’s birthday party and ever since, both actors are maintaining safe distance from each other.

Farah is a good friend
SRK not just made clarified his stance on Salman indirectly but also clarified that just because he’s not starring in Farah’s next project that does not mean their friendship has ended.

“Yes, she is a friend of mine. I am not doing a film with her, which doesn't mean I don't love her," said SRK.

He further added, “If I am not doing any film with my friends does not mean we are no longer friends... I do not think negative of my friends and wish Tees Maar Khan the best. I hope that the film turns out to be a bigger hit than Om Shanti Om.”

Couple of months ago, tabloids started to report that SRK and Farah’s friendship has broken as actor refused to star in Farah’s next venture.

Some reports also suggested that rift between them has intensified because Farah has casted Akshay in the lead and also getting quite friendly with his foe Salman Khan.

Not being asked to perform at CWG
SRK took the chance to also rubbish the reports that are suggesting that huge amount of money has been offered to him for performing at upcoming Commonwealth games (CWG).

"I am yet to be asked for it. But, I am out of the country in October shooting for Don 2," said the actor.