SRK survives 'fatal accident, plane crash' all in one day

June 02, 2017 16:22

Shah Rukh Khan is the latest celebrity to face a death hoax as a European news network reported that the Bollywood star was "killed in a plane crash".

A European news network called El Pais TV announced a 'breaking news' segment that SRK was "killed along with seven others when a private jet he was travelling in crashed."

The superstar today talked about the hoax and a ceiling collapse on the sets his film with Aanand L Rai while sharing his eventful week with fans on Twitter. "TGIF! Survived the week in spite of a plane crash, fatal accident on sets and yet another title of Imtiaz Ali film! (sic)" Shah Rukh tweeted with this picture of him.

On Sunday, a portion of ceiling collapsed on the set of Rai's yet-to-be-titled project in Film City. Two crew members suffered minor injuries in the incident. The shooting has reportedly been stalled for the time being and will resume later this week.

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