Suniel Shetty on missing IPL franchise opportunity and his bond with KL Rahul

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Actor Suniel Shetty has revealed that he was a fan of cricketer KL Rahul even before the two became connected through family. In a candid conversation, Shetty said he prioritizes character-building discussions at home over offering career guidance. The actor admitted that he could have financially afforded to buy an IPL franchise during the league's early years. However, he noted that he lacked the required backing and support system to make such an investment viable at the time. Shetty pointed to Shah Rukh Khan's successful IPL ownership as a result of the latter's ideal timing and strong ecosystem of support.

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