Won't apologise for comment, but regret 'Dilwale' collection hit: SRK

Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan on Tuesday maintained that he had not said anything which merited an apology, but regretted that the box office collection of his film "Dilwale" was adversely affected due to protests by those who "misinterpreted" and "misconstrued" his comments on intolerance in the country."I have not said anything that I should apologise (for). I will fall in my own eyes if I do that," Shahrukh said at a media meet to promote his latest film "Dilwale".Agonised over protests against the film, Shahrukh said it made him sad when his work did not reach the people as that was the only way he could return the people's "love" for him, and appealed to his fans to watch and enjoy the movie.Shahrukh said his comments on the intolerance issue was not represented properly."At some point of time, I do regret people could not understand what I said. It was not represented properly. If anybody feels bad about it, I regret it completely."I just want to wish that all the people who wish to see the film on their own, please go out and see it. Don't get misled by people who perhaps misconstrued what I am saying, so I regret that this has happened. I feel extremely sad," Shahrukh said.