SRK's daughter was 'catcalled', former KKR staff member reacts to actor's infamous outburst at Wankhede Stadium

The infamous fight at Wankhede stadium

Yesterday's IPL match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Mumbai Indians was one of the memorable ones. While KKR won the game, MI is now out of the race to the finale. Apart from this, what's interesting happened in the match? It's Shah Rukh Khan's infamous fight at the Wankhede stadium that has resurfaced on the internet. This happened after a former KKR support staff took to social media and posted about the match, writing, "The last time KKR beat MI at the Wankhede, I was still a part of that dugout. It's been a while, but today might just be the day!"

Replying to which, a user wrote in a now-deleted post, "No, Joy! KKR has been cursed from the day SRK abused the Wankhede security guard." This has now reminded everyone of SRK's big fight which led to getting banned from entering the stadium for 5 years.

As soon as the user's comment got the attention of former staff member Joy, he was quick to react saying that SRK's daughter Suhana was "catcalled" after which SRK lost his calm and abused the security official. Joy wrote, "KKR won two championships after that incident. And he did not abuse, I was there. And the next time, stay calm when someone catcalls your young daughter."

Another user also reacted, to the post calling SRK cursed, saying, "In 2012, Shah Rukh had a fight with a security guard at the Wankhede Stadium due to a misunderstanding in language. And said that sentence to the security guard there... . And Coincidence: KKR won the IPL trophy for the first time in the same year…"

About The match last Night

Kolkata Knight Riders defeated Mumbai Indians in last night's match. Several celebrities went to watch the match together. While Neha Dhupia and Janhvi Kapoor were at the stadium to support MI. Suhana Khan, Shanaya Kapoor, and Ananya Panday were rooting for KKR.

Meanwhile, in an old interview on Aap Ki Adalat, Shah Rukh had shared that he lost his calm after someone used a religiously wrong term. "Yes, I was very angry and upset. My kids were there and I thought someone… Maybe they had a rule, that hatao yaha se. I told him, these are our kids and we are taking them. I just said this. There was a person there who said a word which I, as a Delhi person, felt like it was an abusive word. Even though the same word in Marathi is also rude. Thoda sa religious, galat tha woh (It was religious, it was wrong). I then lost my cool, main pagal hogaya and I went to hit him," the superstar had recalled.