IPL fever: Shah Rukh Khan to do a full monty!

Spicezee Bureau

Mumbai: Well, ladies…this is serious hot stuff! Going by his team’s performance in the ongoing IPL tournament, there is a fairly good chance that you would see Shah Rukh Khan dance naked to the tunes of his super hit number ‘Dard-e-disco’.

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Yes, that is true for it comes right from the horse’s mouth. In a post IPL party, SRK quipped that he’ll do a full monty, provided his team grab the IPL trophy this year.

Shah Rukh is the proud owner of the cricket team - Kolkata Knight Riders which is doing pretty decent in this season of IPL, as compared to its dismal show in the last edition. So, when KKR won their last match a few days back, SRK went a little over board at the post IPL match party, and said, “If my team will make it to the finals and win… I`ll dance naked to my song ‘Dard-e-disco’ in the DY Patil stadium”.

Lalit Modi, Chairman, IPL, was all smiles. "He`s a great owner and highly possessive about his team members. I won`t be surprised if he actually sticks to his word about dancing in the nude if they were to win," he laughed.

Well, whatever be the outcome of the matches being played, SRK made one thing very evident and that is in this year of IPL, ladies know at least which team they have to hoot for!

’Bollywood’s time has come’

What else, in an interview to CNN, King Khan declared that Indians will soon be the global stars.

Asked if he imagined there maybe a time when Indian stars will be truly global, he said: "Much sooner than anyone would expect, most certainly" even though "all the main standard in the world becomes how much dollar value that finally the business brings, and that`s how you`re big."

"But I can see it happening in the next five or six years, very easily," Shah Rukh Khan said seeing the use of Hindi language in Indian films as another problem giving Hollywood "a big advantage" as they speak in English.

"But the time is coming now, because ...if you see a new Indian film, you`ll realise that the language is more `Hinglish’ he said referring to the use of liberal use of English terms in Hindi films.