Suhana Khan Seems As Passionate As Her Dad, Shah Rukh Khan, When It Comes To Supporting KKR

Suhana Khan is very close to her father Shah Rukh Khan's IPL team, the Kolkata Knight Riders. Last night, KKR played against Mumbai Indians, but MI won because a new player, Arjun Tendulkar, changed the game and the look of Mumbai Indians. His sister, Sara Tendulkar, cheered the loudest for him. While Sara was happy about Mumbai Indians' big win, Suhana Khan looked very upset that KKR didn't win. A video of Shah Rukh Khan's daughter using the F word after Ishan Kishan got out is going viral and getting a lot of attention.

Watch the video to see Suhana Khan say the "F" word to a Mumbai Indians player who was bowled by a KKR player.

One person who liked Suhana Khan's post said, " For those who did not understand she said fuck off. And i don't know Why the Fuck it is so fucking big deal.". Another user commented, "Haan toh ab kyaa tum troll kr waoge bss usee..". Fans of Suhana Khan stood up for her and said that it's okay to use the F word when you're angry and that it's very normal.

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After the KKR player on the ground shook Ishan Kishan's wicket, this video of the actress from The Archies is going viral because she says the F word. In fact, Suhana cares a lot about KKR, and this video shows how much she loves her team. As the video goes viral, even Suhana's friends try to comfort her by telling her that cricket is all about winking and losing and that not everyone can win, so getting so personal is a bad idea.

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Suhana Khan will soon make her Bollywood debut in The Archies, a Netflix movie directed by Zoya Akhtar that also stars Agastya Nanda, who is thought to be dating Kaha. Suhana got a lot of flak after she became an ambassador for a makeup brand and was called out for her actions.