Pakistani fans support SRK
A host of Bollywood stars including Hrithik Roshan, Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone, director Madhur Bhandarkar have come out in support of co-actor Shah Rukh Khan.
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Pooja Bedi: "The only thing we were scared off is the fact that the film might not release. That was the only scare, because that was the threat to democracy." She also said, "I am really happy that the film is released and even happier that it's a house full."
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Priyanka Chopra in her Column for Ht City wrote: "The film fraternity, Friday's are always fraught with tension... it's the day of release... this Friday, that tension has spread across the industry. My Name is Khan is ready to be presented to the audiences across the world however the one question that will be on everyone's lips is whether it will be allowed to or will the release be hampered by unnecessary violence and strife?
"I hope you all have plans to go out there and catch the film over the weekend in support of a great effort by Shah Rukh, Karan, Kajol and the cast and crew. We have to stand up to for what is right. Furthermore, given the names behind the film, I'm very sure it will be an entertaining and insightful experience." -
Moviegoers wear t-shirts in support of the film "My Name is Khan" at a city multiplex in Mumbai on February 12, 2010. Cinemas in the Indian city of Mumbai scaled back the release February 12 of top actor Shah Rukh Khan's new film, in the face of violent threats from right-wing Hindus locked in a row with the Bollywood star. (Photo: AFP)
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Moviegoers wear t-shirts in support of the film "My Name is Khan" at a city multiplex in Mumbai on February 12, 2010. Cinemas in Mumbai scaled back the release February 12 of top actor Shah Rukh Khan's new film, in the face of violent threats from right-wing Hindus locked in a row with the Bollywood star.