Knight Rider and without King Khan! It is impossible to conceive. Well, you don’t have to actually. To the relief of his millions of fans and knight Riders supporters, Shahrukh’s arthroscopic operation is successfully over. That means, Shahrukh will be right there in the middle of his fans and supporters of K night Riders though may be without breaking into his spontaneous jigs.

Juhi Chawla, King Khan’s IPL partner disclosed this news first to cricket crazy media---that in all probability, Shahrukh will be with his team in all its important matches. But creeping of the surgery into the already crammed up schedule of the superstar sparked off doubts about his presence in the upcoming cricket extravaganza. But the doctors at Breach Candy have confirmed that their patient would be up and all right for resuming shooting on 14th of the next month. Indian Premier League will be still nearly a month away, giving enough time to the energetic actor to recuperate. So the IPL in its second season is not going to pass by without the big presence of Bollywood ka Badshah.

The superstar is already in the cricket news in a big way by announcing his pet reality show called Knights and Angels, where Sourav Ganguly will be one of the judges to pick up new cheerleading talents for Knight Riders Team and Shamak Davar will be the one to train India’s new genre of glam girls.

However, this date with the operation theater was a long due for Knight Rider’s owner. He incurred the injury during the shooting with Sushmita Sen for the film, Dulha Mil Gaya. He was advised to go for an immediate surgery, but the busy star had to postpone it for his commitments for the shooting of My Name Is Khan in Los Angeles. The cold took the toll on his already soared injury and that made the actor take up the surgery just ahead of the Indian Premier League season. He is declared fine and will be soon out of Hospital. After all, Shahrukh has to make it to the IPL; it is not money, it is Shahrukh’s zeal that would give his players real boost to build up a cricket scores to give the opponents a run for their money.

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