Salman Khan Fans SLAMMED By Ram Gopal Varma For Celebrating 'Tiger 3' With Fireworks!
'Tiger 3', Salman Khan's newest movie, opened in cinemas across the country on November 12, making fans very happy. But things went badly when some fans set off fireworks inside a crowded movie theater in Malegaon, Maharashtra, which was criticized on social media.
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Video Of Salman Khan's Fans Bursting Firecrackers:
Videos that went around on Sunday showed moviegoers setting off firecrackers while the movie was playing on the big screen. This caused chaos as other people in the theater tried to find safety. People had bad things to say about what happened on many platforms. Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma shared a video on X in which he condemned the fans' behavior.
Ram Gopal Varma On People Lighting Firecrackers In Theatres:
Varma tweeted in response to the videos that went popular, "And we think we are not MAD." Regarding X, one person voiced disapproval by saying, "Worst thing to do!!" Others were worried about safety and pointed out that it didn't make sense to pop crackers inside when there were rules against doing so outside. "This is just not safe!" said one commenter, who thought the people guilty should be punished by the law. These people should be arrested for putting other people in danger in this way.
Take A Look At His Post:
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Firecrackers Incident During Antim Movie:
This isn't the first time something like this has happened at a showing of one of Salman Khan's movies. In the same way, fans set off firecrackers inside a theater in 2021 when 'Antim: The Final Truth' came out. At that time, Salman Khan talked about the problem and asked his fans on social media not to bring rockets into theaters because they could start fires. He asked theater owners to make it illegal for people to do those things and stressed how important safety was, telling moviegoers to enjoy the movie properly.
