At the event, which took place at Rashtrapati Bhavan and was witnessed by luminaries from both india and outside, including heads of state and government from nearby countries, corporate titans, movie stars, and celebrities, narendra modi was sworn in as prime minister of india for a third term in a row. 

Several celebrities attended Modi's swearing-in event in Delhi. Shah Rukh Khan, Akshay Kumar, kangana ranaut, Anupam Kher, Rajinikanth, Vikrant Massey, and director Rajkumar Hirani were among the celebrities present. Some people on social media, mostly from the far-left or radical groups, are criticizing Shah Rukh Khan for attending the function.
 

They contend that minorities' rights have not been adequately safeguarded by the Modi administration. They also draw attention to other instances in which SRK was falsely accused of being Pakistani, unfairly targeted by the bjp IT cell and the object of misinformation. In addition, they cite the unauthorized detention of aryan Khan, the son of SRK, in the absence of any proof. Shah Rukh Khan faced criticism for his decision to attend Modi's swearing-in event despite these difficulties, with some calling him a coward and a hypocrite.
 

It's critical to recognize that Shah Rukh Khan has consistently avoided politics. He has advocated for inclusiveness via his films and spoken out against racism and intolerance, but he does not identify with any political party. It would be incorrect to interpret his presence at the event as endorsing any particular political viewpoint.
 
Moreover, SRK cannot afford to offend the prime minister because he is a well-known person and a representative of indian culture. It is part of his diplomatic duty to attend these kinds of gatherings. It is unfair to criticize him for carrying out his duties as he has made a substantial international contribution to indian culture. To put it simply, making fun of Shah Rukh Khan for going to Modi's event is unjustified and ignores his bigger significance as a symbol of India's cultural legacy and soft power.
 




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