Shah Rukh Wipes Face with Pooja Dadlani’s Dupatta; Video Sparks Discussion


Published: 02:47 24 September 2026
Shah Rukh Khan has become a topic of discussion following a video of his visit to the Lalbaugcha Raja pandal in Mumbai. In the video, he is seen wiping his face with the dupatta (scarf) of his long-time manager, Pooja Dadlani. He was accompanied by his wife, Gauri Khan, and daughter, Suhana Khan, at the time.
On Monday (September 21), Shah Rukh visited the pandal with his family and manager to mark the Ganesh festival. After photos and videos from the visit circulated on social media, the moment involving the dupatta particularly caught people's attention.
Upon seeing the video, some commented on the long-standing professional relationship between Shah Rukh and Pooja. Others, however, raised questions as to why he used Pooja's dupatta despite his wife and daughter being right beside him. The video does not reveal the reason why Shah Rukh used the dupatta.
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