IANS

SHAH Rukh Khan and Salman Khan don’t seem to be ready to bury the hatchet yet, to go by their comments at two different events on Monday.

Business tycoon Mukesh Ambani and his wife Neeta organised a gala event last week to honour Sachin Tendulkar for scoring his 100th ton and invited several Bollywood stars, cricketers and politicians.

From Aamir Khan to Salman to Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai - all big names from the film industry were present, but SRK was conspicuous by his absence.

At the party, praising Sachin, Salman said, “I hope record ye toot jaye...koi na koi isse tod de...main Aamir ka record bahut der se todney ki koshish kar raha hoon...toot hi nahin raha hai...(I hope this record breaks, I hope somebody or the other breaks it.. I have been trying to break Aamir’s record since a long time but to no avail.)” “Sachin ke record todna mushkil hi nahin namumkin hai...aur ye Don nahin main bol raha hoon. Aur bol bhi sakta hoon kyonki mera father (Salim Khan) ne likhi hai ye picture. Rights toh unhi ke paas hain. Amitabhji (Amitabh Bachchan) ne ki thi ye picture. (To break Sachins record is not just difficult but impossible and this dialogue is not being said by Don but by me, and I have every right to use the dialogue as my father had written the film. The rights are reserved by him. The film was done by Amitabhji.)” Reacting to this, Shah Rukh told reporters on Monday, “I get numb by the kind of stories I keep hearing about myself. I try not to take them seriously or comment about them.” SRK was speaking at the unveiling of customer campaign for season five of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Asked about this, Salman explained that his father wrote that line for Amitabh Bachchan and that he has every right to use it.