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Katrina birthday party: Shahrukh and Salman fight

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Shahrukh Khan, the king of bollywood and the bad boy Salman Khan had a ugly altercation at Katrina's birthday bash. Things started of normally in the party but didn't go too well there after. Shahrukh Khan started talking about Aishwarya Rai and Salman Khan and their past affair. Shahrukh who his well known for his blunt attitude didn't go too well with Sallu. Salman got infuriated and both had a fight, which made Shahrukh and his wife leave the party midway. Aamir the perfection khan, stepped in and calmed Sallu down. He then took him to Shahrukh's house and played the mediator between the two sorting out the matter. Sallu bhai came back to the party and made up for his lady Kat.
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