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Is Shahrukh too harsh on Katrina?

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Bollywood Baadshah Shahrukh Khan is known for his cool attitude and good sense of humour. He puts people on splits both on and off the screens. But you know, everyday is not Sunday. He seems to have gone too far when it comes to dealing with the recent controversy that took place on Katrina Kaif's birthday.

The question is - is it fair to punish Katrina for something that Salman Khan did? She may be his girlfriend but she has nothing to do with the recent spat between Salman and Shahrukh on her birthday. However, Shahrukh is said to have pulled Katrina out of his Temptation Reloaded Tour. If it's true, then it would be like punishing a person for the wrong that somebody has done.

The point is that Shahrukh should not have acted so harshly on Katrina, who is persuading her boyfriend to apologise for the ugly episode. Poor Katrina is made to bear the brunt for something that somebody did. What a pity!
Source-oneindia.in
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