The release of Karan Johar’s Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is just a week away and the film is amid all the threats and controversies after MNS called for a ban on Pakistani actors from working in India. There has been a lot of heated debate going on every channel and among stars in the industry over Karan’s ADHM, which stars Pakistani actor Fawad Khan. With the latest update on the controversy, Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis today morning held a meeting with MNS chief Raj Thackeray and filmmaker Karan Johar over the release of movie ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil‘.
Film & Television Producers Guild of India president Mukesh Bhatt was also a part of the meeting at CM’s residence today morning. Post meeting, interacting with the media, Mukesh Bhatt said they decided to hold a meeting as they have a fear of law and order is going out of control in Mumbai.
“We requested him to give us assurance along with the chief minister of the state that law and order will be intact and our movie ‘ADHM’ which is releasing on October 28 should not face any difficulty.
“They have assured us whatever support we want he will provide to us. He said that he will talk to chief ministers of the states so that the law and order remains in place and violence does not take place near theatres. Full security will be given to all exhibitors. The way we celebrate Diwali, (We want) everyone get entertained and celebrate it with happiness,” Bhatt added.
Mukesh Bhatt also said that the ban on the film has been removed and that KaranJohar will display a slate of tribute for URI martyrs before Ae Dil Hai Mushkil movie is screened. Mukesh Bhatt also assured the CM that the producers Guild & Any filmmaker will not work with any Pakistani artist in the future
Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is releasing on October 28!
