A few hours ago, we brought you the news that VHP and Bajrang Dal have protested against Salman Khan's upcoming release Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
A PIL had been filed against the film by a local from Chitrakoot (UP) and a legal notice had been served to Salman and the film's director Kabir Khan. The protestor demanded that the word 'Bhaijaan' be removed from the title as it will hurt Hindu sentiments. The groups had also threatened to launch a massive protest against the film and stop its screening at theatres.
Responding to this, Salman said at a press conference this evening, "It doesn't bother me at all because I don't think that any religious group will do something like this. If they're a religious group, this is the basic thing they know that every religion respects the other religion. In Bandra, you'll see maulanas sitting for Ganesh visarjan. Every religion preaches to follow their religion and respect other religions. I don't believe that this is true. There is some wrong information."
Kabir chipped in to say, "If they are protesting for the name, is there any logic in that? Should we spend even two seconds to discuss that?"
That's that!