Shah Rukh Khan to try his punches on Amitabh Bachchan

According to the latest B-town buzz, Shah Rukh Khan is now gearing up to try his punches on the legendary Amitabh Bachchan. If reports are to be believed, SRK would be seen fighting it out, literally, with Big B in the movie, ‘Happy New Year’.

The film, to be directed by Farah Khah, is going to be an action-romance, which will see Shah Rukh and Amitabh in serious action sequences.

Well, till now, whenever the two superstars have come together, it’s been a very father-son kind of a sequence. But this time, the heroes will reportedly be punching each other for the upcoming venture. ‘Happy New Year’ is slated for 2010 release.

Let’s see who will tower over whom in the fist fight of Titans of Bollywood!

Hai Allah, SRK!

The King Khan of Bollywood is shooting off his mouth, losing his religion.

The Badshah of Bollywood has been out of circulation for a while. We was wondering what the scene with him is when suddenly he’s back in the news making headlines for his controversial quotes.

In a recent interview to a glossy, SRK is said to have spoken of Prophet Mohammad in poor light. We wonder if that is possible, to speak against your own faith!

According to the magazine, the superstar has compared the Prophet to the likes of maniacal leaders such as Hitler and others.

Quite likely, the interview has upset a few people in the community and this is soon going to blow up into a nation wide scandal if the superstar does not nip it in the bud.

It is as this juncture we wish SRK blogged to keep us informed. He is presently out of India shooting for KJo's film My Name is Khan.

He had just got over with Billu troubles, tu-tu-main-main with other Khan actors, and now this. Must say, he has a way of staying on top.

Shah Rukh is known to make light hearted controversial statements in his interviews, which are blown out of context.

His last joke on a television channel some months ago was "There are two kinds of Muslims. One who believe in Allah and the other who believe in Moolah." Luckily for him, no fatwa was announced.

For an actor, repeatedly pulled up for having an opinion, maybe keeping a diplomatic distance from the press at this hour, will be a very good idea.