New Delhi: Days after creating enough controversy over his intolerance remark, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has finally taken a u-turn on what he previously commented.


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During ABP News' special press conference, the actor said that “There is no intolerance in India, all is fine.” According to ABP Live.com, Shah Rukh was quoted as saying, “I tell my children that don’t make judgments about religion and other small issues. These are normal things and everybody does that. But sometimes, people quote out of context. This doesn’t mean there is intolerance for me in the country”.


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The actor is awaiting his big release on December 18, 2015 'Dilwale'. However, the actor in his own style also mentioned that although his film is up for release, it's not for promotion that he is saying such a thing. He added, 'those of you who want to watch it can happily go and those who don't, it's also fine'.


Besides SRK, Aamir too had irked many in the country over his 'growing intolerance' remark.