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More Controversy for Om Shanti Om

By Our Correspondent ©2007 Bollyvista.com

Om Shanti Om

Om Shanti Om

It seems Shah Rukh Khan is controversy's favourite child. No sooner does the controversy surrounding Manoj Kumar subside and here comes the news of another one.

A disability rights activist and organisation working for the physically challenged have objected to a scene in SRK's latest film, Om Shanti Om and they are demanding a deletion of that particular scene. The scene in question shows SRK as an actor in the film playing a physically challenged man saying: "Haath pav nahi jisko, kaise karega woh disco?" This is followed by the hit number 'Dard-E-Disco'.

The organization wants the objectionable scene deleted before December 3rd, in time for International Day of Disabled Persons.

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