Bollywood Superstar Shah Rukh Khan has said that he will not take back his words on supporting Pakistani cricketers in the IPL 3 auction.

SRK earlier said that leaving Pakistani cricketers in the IPL is unfortunate and he also added that he had Abdul Razzaq in his mind to pick him in the auction.

Shiv Sena criticized this and said that they will not allow SRK’s movie ‘My name is Khan’ to run in Mumbai’s multiplexes.

"(I) would not apologise. I said what I believe in as an Indian. I haven't said anything personally against anyone. I would apologise to my director, co-stars, business partners if because of me, the film is affected. It's really sad, makes me rethink. I have apolgoised in the past if my film has caused offence - to hairstylists for Barber.But here, what am I supposed to apologise for? It's just very sad"—he said.

SRK has made it clear that even though he is a proud Indian he cannot criticize people from other countries.

"I think what I said is true of any person from any nation from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, America, England. That's how I think we've all been brought up. You say 'ok, my country is nice, I'm very proud of it, I'm very proud to have been born there and I wish a lot of people come to my country and participate in the goodness of my country.' If that is wrong then I think I need to relook (sic) at what my children are studying right now. I need to even ask people who think the statement is wrong 'do they have an issue with the schools their children are going to?'Because that's what they are being taught also," he said.