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Multiplexes Restart Advance Booking for SRK Film

  •   Wed, Feb 10 2010 09:52:18 PM

Mumbai, Feb 10 (PTI) : Multiplexes reopened advance booking for Shah Rukh Khan's new film 'My Name Is Khan', a day after suspending it, following Maharashtra Government's assurance to provide adequate security to cinema theatres. 

"Advance booking of 'My Name is Khan' has started again after police intervened in the matter and ensured tight security to all theatres," Minister of State for Home Ramesh Bagwe told reporters here.

Despite the government assurance of providing security to cinema halls screening the movie which releases on February 12, some multiplexes had closed advance bookings yesterday, fearing violent protest from Shiv Sena.

"As per law, compensation for damaging the properties (of theatres) would be sought from Sena, if required," Bagwe said.

Police have arrested over 1,200 Shiv Sainiks, some of them office-bearers, since yesterday after they stepped up protest against the film over the actor's 'Pakistan -players-for IPL-3' remarks last month. 

  

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  • Ronald Madtha, Borimar/Mira Road- Mumbai

    Wed, Feb 10 2010

    Shame on Sena. Everything is not hatred and required permission from you. its Ok agitating about north Indians.who comes everyday in thousands and dirty the place. but about the film MNIK is not your agenda. talk about price rise, development etc.Mr ashok chavan took a bold step and warned uddhav, will take back the security.good show Mr Chavan

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