Shah Rukh Khan shames fan for asking immoral question
Mumbai: Bollywood king Shah Rukh Khan has humiliated a fan who earlier asked him an immoral question during a question-answer session on Twitter.

Leading figures in the showbiz industry are always in touch with fans and constantly introduce new ways to do so, but social media, especially Twitter and Instagram, have made it much easier for artists.
Artists often answer fans' questions using the hashtag "Ask me a question".

Bollywood king Shah Rukh Khan also started the trend of #AskSRK on Twitter, which remained a top trend in India as well as in Pakistan. In this online question-answer session, the Bollywood star answered various questions of the fans, but when a fan asked an immoral question, Shah Rukh Khan mortified him.
Shah Rukh Khan was being asked on his Twitter account by a user Kamlesh Art, "Sir, what color underwear do you wear?"
Bollywood King gave a very interesting answer saying, “I only do these #AskSRK for such classy and educated questions. I keep the #AskSRK session with the fans only for the best questions to increase the knowledge of the people.”
I only do these #asksrk for such classy and educated questions. https://t.co/QEq9AIbXZ7
— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) March 31, 2021
"It’s a bit selfish on my part but I do this for me and have to say I had loads of fun. Love you all and stay safe please!" he said. He might be doing it for himself but we're all getting quite a few laughs out of his Ask SRK sessions.

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