Sunny Deol calls his 16-year feud with Shah Rukh Khan 'childish'; says it shouldn't have happened

Actor Sunny Deol opened up about his 16-year feud with 'Darr' co-star Shah Rukh Khan. In an interview, the star shared that they have moved past it and have realised the childishness of their behavior. He added that they have met multiples times and discussed films.

In a recent conversation on Aap Ki Adalat, Sunny discussed his feud with SRK and commented, 'A time comes when you forget everything that happened and you understand that that should not have happened as that was childishness. Definitely, after that Shah Rukh and I have met each other multiple times. We have talked about films. He watched my film with the whole family, he also called me up.'

During the filming of Darr, Sunny was dissatisfied with how his character, the protagonist, was portrayed in the film. He felt that SRK’s character, Rahul Mehra, the antagonist, was being glorified while his character, an Indian Navy officer, was depicted as weak. However, their relationship improved when SRK called Sunny to congratulate him on the massive success of Gadar 2 after watching the film.

Sunny Deol’s 'Gadar 2' has minted a record-breaking Rs 512.35 crore in 30 days for its release, While SRK’s 'Jawan' delivered biggest opening in history of Hindi cinema and minted Rs 129.6 crore worldwide.

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