Big Cinemas, Fun Cinemas, Gaiety Galaxy and Marathi Mandir are some of the multiplexes that will not screen MNIK.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad activists on Friday tore down the posters of Shah Rukh Khan starrer My Name is Khan and caused ruckus in a bid to halt the release of the film in Ahmedabad and Jamnagar in Gujarat.
The film is the highest grossing Karan Johar movie abroad.
The activists were arrested from outside cinemas screening My Name is Khan after they indulged in stone pelting.
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The Shah Rukh starrer has opened to enthusiastic crowds in 119 theatres across the US and Canada.
The crackdown came after the Shiv Sena stepped up its protest against the film over the actor's remarks.
The police arrested 46 troublemakers in Mumbai.
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'At this moment, it appears the film will not be able to recover the cost because it has been sold at a high price,' says a trade analyst.
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Union Minister Sharad Pawar, whose recent meeting with Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray left ally Congress fuming, firmly told the Shiv Sena not to impose its authority, as he hailed Mumbaikars for defying the Sena's protests against My Name is Khan .
The screening of Shah Rukh Khan-starrer My Name is Khan was stopped in two major cities of Orissa following protest by the Bajrang Dal even as fans enjoyed the film amid tight security at other places.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad activists on Friday tore down the posters of Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'My Name is Khan' and caused ruckus in a bid to halt the release of the film in Ahmedabad and Jamnagar in Gujarat.
Chavan's helplessness could be seen when he indirectly also appealed to the Sainiks by saying that such acts of 'threats and vandalism' were not in the interests of the state. In a bid to show that the state has not been a mute spectator, Chavan reeled out figures to say that more than a 1000 Sena activists have been booked and arrested for the violence and the state is stringently opposing their bail.
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The Congress-NCP Government in Maharashtra is trying its best to ensure that the Shiv Sena activists do not disrupt the screening of the movie.
There are fears of attacks by Shiv Sena activists before and during the screening of the movie, prompting the move.
The music has strong Sufi flavours and is very melodious.
The diversion of security to protect the Shah Rukh Khan movie My Name is Khan offered an opportune moment for the Inter-Services-Intelligence to engineer the terror attack in Pune, chairman of All India Anti-Terrorist Front M S Bitta alleged on Wednesday.
But most of the single screens have decided not to release the movie.
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Shah Rukh Khan expressed regret over the My Name is Khan controversy and apologised to his fans for giving them stress over the last few days.
The Maharashtra Minister enjoyed SRK's latest release, MNIK.
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Virtually conceding that his party was whittling down its agitation against Shah Rukh Khan and his latest film My Name is Khan, Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray on Friday said "those who want to see the film could do so."
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