And this time for hosting a lavish dinner party for the members of Pakistani TV channel 'Prime TV' in London, and that too on Nov. 26, the day, which marked the second anniversary of tragic 26/11 Mumbai terror attack that shook the entire nation in 2008.

Apparently, all hell broke loose, when Shiv Sena found out about this and immediately in party’s popular mouthpiece 'Saamna' started severely criticizing SRK for his generosity towards Pakistan.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut wrote in 'Saamna', “Shah Rukh lives in Mumbai and is an Indian citizen. All terror activities that are taking place in our country originate from Pakistan.

"When people in Mumbai were taking part in memorial services for those who lost their lives in the 26/11 terror attacks, this gentleman planned to dance at a show organized by a Pakistani channel in London on 28 November. This is an insult to the martyrs and the country.”

It’s not that Sena would have left the golden opportunity to criticize SRK, even if he had chosen to host the party some other day.

Reason behind SRK's help
When contacted, Sena’s MP Raut firmly stayed with his previous statement in 'Saamna', despite being informed that the party in question was arranged to help Pakistan raise funds for the flood victims.

On this, Raut said, Sena’s not against raising funds for people in need, but what they are finding it hard to understand is why SRK never raises funds for victims of floods in his own country.

Another thing Raut would like to know is how come Pakistan is eager to take SRK’s help, after openly rejecting Indian government’s help.

SRK and Sena’s earlier tiffs
This is not the first time SRK has gotten into trouble with Sena.

Just earlier this year, Sena opened protests against SRK and his then soon-to-be released film ‘My Name Is Khan’ because he dared to speak in favor of Pakistani cricket player, who was not excluded from IPL.

Interestingly, government and Bollywood supported him at that time, however, whether anyone will this time, is still to be known.