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Imaran Joke's upset Deepika

Deepika Padukone was among the premier B'Town gals who highlighted a certain aspect of Imran Khan. "The fact is that Imran has a very whacky sense of humour and though he can give the impression of being the serious sort, he's fun loving in a different sort of way. It's not something everybody can digest easily."
Deepika ought to know better, since he ribbed her no end by referring to one of the spotboys as "RK" (ouch!), which incidentally, happens to be the initials of her ex flame, Ranbir Kapoor.

The latest in line to be at the receiving end of Khan's jocular barbs happens to be Katrina Kaif. As per sources, Imran referred to Kat as 'udd dabangg' (from Salman Khan's 'Dabangg') during the filming of 'Mere Brother Ki Dulhan' and Kat had little option but to put up with it.

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