Mumbai, Nov 6 : Superstar Shah Rukh Khan finds the ongoing controversy regarding the number of screens alloted for the release of his film ‘Jab Tak Hai Jaan' and Ajay Devgn's ‘Son of Sardar' “silly and strange” and insists that it is a free market and not “monopolistic”.
Ajay Devgn Films Pvt Ltd (ADF) had moved the Competition Commission Of India (CCI) claiming that Yash Raj Films (YRF) was using its dominant position to ask exhibitors to dedicate more screens to its upcoming release ‘Jab Tak Hai Jaan' than for his film ‘Son of Sardaar' on November 13.
“Instead of being disheartened, it is silly, it is not just right. I don't know how it gets resolved. Is someone going to tell me not to release my film on Friday,” Shah Rukh told PTI.
“I don't understand it... I find it very strange rather than disheartening. What is the meaning of all this?
The film is coming out, let's pray for each other's film. I think both the movies will do well,” the actor added.
