Shah Rukh Khan’s King Song is already facing heat — again, for a saffron dress scene featuring Deepika Padukone. BJP MLA Ravinder Negi has issued a direct warning: remove the moment or face nationwide boycotts. The East Delhi representative, known for his fiery rhetoric, called SRK a ‘Jihadi’ and accused him of using Indian audiences to profit while undermining Sanatan Dharma.
The controversy isn’t new. Negi recalled similar backlash three years ago when Padukone wore an orange bikini in Pathaan. Back then, Hindu groups protested. Now, he claims history is repeating itself, and this time, it’s not just about fashion.
It’s about faith. He insists the saffron outfit, worn during a dance sequence, is indecent and part of a larger conspiracy by ‘Jihadi’ filmmakers to defame Hinduism. He didn’t stop there: he linked the scene to Dia Mirza’s Diwali cracker controversy, questioning why celebs oppose firecrackers on Diwali but don’t object to animal sacrifices during Eid.







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