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Chennai Express hits a roadblock

Shah Rukh Khan's shoulder injury is yet to heal and this has delayed the promotions of his upcoming venture.

Shah Rukh Khan's shoulder injury which recently had him hospitalised where he underwent a surgery has delayed the promotional plan of his upcoming film Chennai Express.

According to sources, UTV was planning an elaborate gig on June 8 to launch the first look of the film, but SRK's painful shoulder has come in the way. Apparently, SRK was supposed to stay in the hospital for much longer, but not the one to compromise on the marketing of his films - even if that comes at the cost of his health, the actor requested for an early discharge. But that did not really help the healing process, and the actor has been advised complete bedrest at least for another week.

A source close to SRK said: "He has been advised complete rest but is itching to get back to work." He even has difficulty adjusting positions while sleeping. The makers have now pushed the event to a later date, mostly June 13.



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