Shah Rukh Khan to head to US for an emergency eye surgery: Reports

Shah Rukh Khan is reportedly heading to the US for eye treatment. King Khan, who was last seen in Rajkumar Hirani's Dunki, went for an eye checkup at a Mumbai hospital on Monday. According to a report, Khan was to undergo surgery on Monday, however, the treatment did not go according to plan.

According to Bollywood Hungama, the actor is now headed to the US.   “SRK is now being rushed to the USA to rectify the damage. It is expected that the superstar will fly to the foreign country either today or tomorrow, that is, Tuesday, July 30."

Shah Rukh's manager, Pooja Dadlani, has not confirmed the news yet.

Khan was hospitalised in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, a few months back after suffering heat stroke and dehydration. The actor was in the city to cheer for his team KKR during the IPL tournament. 

In 2014, Shah Rukh underwent minor eye surgery to correct his vision. Post-surgery, he took to his X to thank the doctor and wrote, "A big thank you to Dr. Burjor Banaji & his lovely wife for doing my surgery. It's so good, that now I can read even between the lines."

Meanwhile, on the work front, Shah Rukh Khan has reportedly started working on Sujoy Ghosh's next King which will co-star Suhana Khan and Abhishek Bachchan. SRK has so far not made any official announcement about the project.