The activists met the manager of Madhuban cinema hall and asked him to bring down the banner. They returned after the theatre authorities agreed to their demand and removed it
A man tear posters of the newly-released movie 'Pathaan' during a protest. Pic/PTI
Activists of Bajrang Dal, a right-wing organisation, on Wednesday forced a cinema hall at Dombivli in Maharashtra's Thane district to pull down the hoarding of Shah Rukh Khan-starrer "Pathaan" on the day of its release.
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The activists met the manager of Madhuban cinema hall and asked him to bring down the banner. They returned after the theatre authorities agreed to their demand and removed it.
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Talking to reporters later, the activists said they were not against the movie per say, but are against the actors playing roles in it for taking "anti-national stand".
Before the protest, the local police rushed to the theatre to provide security.
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