Mumbai:
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray on Tuesday warned multiplexes that allegedly did not show Marathi films despite government directives and said such a breach of norms will "no more be tolerated".
"Prepare a list of multiplexes that are not showing Marathi films from tomorrow," Raj instructed his partymen here at the third anniversary of MNS Cine Workers Association.
Despite the government resolution which makes showing of Marathi films compulsory, the multiplexes are breaking norms and this can no more be tolerated, he said.
"I want everything in Maharashtra to have reflection of Marathi culture," he said.
Meanwhile, actor Jitendra who was present at the function congratulated MNS Cine Wing for doing great job against piracy.
"You are doing a good job against piracy and great service to the film industry," Jitendra said.
"Prepare a list of multiplexes that are not showing Marathi films from tomorrow," Raj instructed his partymen here at the third anniversary of MNS Cine Workers Association.
Despite the government resolution which makes showing of Marathi films compulsory, the multiplexes are breaking norms and this can no more be tolerated, he said.
"I want everything in Maharashtra to have reflection of Marathi culture," he said.
Meanwhile, actor Jitendra who was present at the function congratulated MNS Cine Wing for doing great job against piracy.
"You are doing a good job against piracy and great service to the film industry," Jitendra said.
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