This image was posted on Twitter by Kriti Sanon
Mumbai:
Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon posted a series of angry tweets after a passenger sitting next to her on a flight brazenly started watching a pirated copy of one of her films, last week.
Actress Kriti Sanon was travelling to Delhi when the man seated beside her and her mother started using an iPhone projector to watch her latest film Dilwale. (Also Read: Kriti Sanon Partied at a Delhi Club Without Being Recognised. Here's How)
The movie, which sees Kriti star alongside Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol and Varun Dhawan, had only been released in cinemas on December 18.
The 25-year-old posted on Twitter:
The tweet, which has been liked almost 3,000 times, was accompanied by a photo showing the passenger watching the movie. It also included an angry emoji face.
Shortly afterwards she tweeted again:
It was accompanied by another picture of the passenger, who appeared to be enjoying the movie.
A third tweet followed, in response to Red Chillies Entertainment's Mandvi Sharma, who said that watching pirated movies was a criminal offence:
Actress Kriti Sanon was travelling to Delhi when the man seated beside her and her mother started using an iPhone projector to watch her latest film Dilwale. (Also Read: Kriti Sanon Partied at a Delhi Club Without Being Recognised. Here's How)
The movie, which sees Kriti star alongside Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol and Varun Dhawan, had only been released in cinemas on December 18.
The 25-year-old posted on Twitter:
Someone watchin pirated version of Dilwale in front of me on phone in the flight! Annoyed!! #SayNoToPiracy pic.twitter.com/TWTI5qNoY9
— Kriti Sanon (@kritisanon) December 28, 2015The tweet, which has been liked almost 3,000 times, was accompanied by a photo showing the passenger watching the movie. It also included an angry emoji face.
Shortly afterwards she tweeted again:
Sad to c the hardwork of so many ppl bein watched in such pathetic quality!Pls enjoy films in cinemas #SayNoToPiracy pic.twitter.com/SBFpLkm2DA
— Kriti Sanon (@kritisanon) December 28, 2015It was accompanied by another picture of the passenger, who appeared to be enjoying the movie.
A third tweet followed, in response to Red Chillies Entertainment's Mandvi Sharma, who said that watching pirated movies was a criminal offence:
Yup..told him politely tht he would enjoy the film more in a theatre.but he was busy showin off his projector! https://t.co/MJWd6pnh6A
— Kriti Sanon (@kritisanon) December 28, 2015