New Delhi: Aamir Khan-starrer "PK" should not be opposed on "flimsy" grounds by people who haven't even seen the film, Arya Samaj leader Swami Agnivesh said Friday."I think it is high time that a film

Kolkata: With Aamir Khan-starrer "PK" facing protests from Hindu rightwing groups alleging that it defames Hindu religion, a religious leader Friday said one must first examine the context of the film before making accusations"We must

New Delhi: Aamir Khan's ‘PK' has comfortably crossed Rs 500 cr mark becoming the fastest flick ever to do so. The satirical comedy within two weeks of its release has made a gross collection of

Agra: Hindutva groups in Agra continued their protest against the Aamir Khan starrer movie "PK".Activists of the Bajrang Dal, Hindu Jagran Manch and Vishwa Hindu Parishad held demonstrations at several places, burnt posters of the

Patna: Aamir Khan's movie "PK" will be exempted from tax in Bihar so that the poor can watch the film that exposes the fraud taking place in the name of religion, Chief Minister Jitan Ram

New Delhi: As Hindu right-wing groups continue their protests over "PK", veteran journalist and activist Ved Pratap Vaidik says people are opposing the Aamir Khan movie because of a "misunderstanding" and they should watch it

New Delhi: Box office, which was going dry after Shah Rukh Khan's ‘Happy New Year', witnessed a magical spell in the last month of the year with PK ending 2014 on a magnificent note.Aamir Khan's

Patna: Former Bihar chief minster Nitish Kumar Wednesday gave "full 10 marks out of 10" to Aamir Khan's film "PK", saying it is not only entertaining but also creates awareness."Aamir Khan's 'PK' deserves full 10

What a disappointment! My hard earned money was wasted today. Aamir, Hirani, you have not lived upto my expectations. Not only me, but you failed millions of Indians who watched PK.No, not because you made

Amidst row and demonstrations over Aamir Khan-starrer 'PK', the government of the northern Indian state Uttar Pradesh has decided to exempt the movie from entertainment tax.Also read: PK controversy: Is Maharashtra Police the new ‘censor

New Delhi: Nearly 200 Bajrang Dal activists Wednesday protested outside a cinema hall in Delhi and stopped the screening of Aamir Khan starrer "PK", saying it went against the religious sentiments of Hindus.Neeraj Doneria, Delhi

New Delhi: Claiming its role in the ongoing protests to ban Aamir Khan's PK all over the country, Maharashtra government has asked Police to probe into the matter. The BJP-led Maharashtra government on Tuesday asked

New Delhi: It was beyond the scope of the information and broadcasting ministry to restrict the viewing of Aamir Khan's movie "PK" and those opposed to it were at liberty to move court, union minister

Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today ruled out any probe into Aamir Khan starrer ‘PK', a day after MoS for Home ordered an inquiry into the film's “content” amidst raging protests, and promised adequate

Mumbai: Seems like Salman Khan has come out in support of Rajkumar Hirani's latest directorial "PK" that features his good friend Aamir Khan, asking: Isn't it "amazing"?Ever since the film has released, it has become

New Delhi: Aamir Khan's PK is going rock-solid at box office and as a result within twelve days of its release the movie has minted enormous Rs 469 cr gross worldwide.According to a leading website

New Delhi: VHP and Bajrang Dal activists Tuesday protested at various cinema halls in the capital and vandalised a theatre screening Aamir Khan's movie "PK", saying it was against the religious sentiments of Hindus.Demanding an

Ahmedabad: Demanding a ban on Aamir Khan-starrer movie ‘PK' for allegedly painting Hindu Gods and godmen in a bad light, right-wing outfits held protests in different parts of the state for the second day on

New Delhi/Mumbai: Bollywood and young India Tuesday passionately defended Aamir Khan-starrer "PK" even as Hindu rightwing groups continued their protests alleging that it defamed Hindu religion.Producers, directors and actors as well as movie buffs IANS

New Delhi: Demanding a ban on Aamir Khan-starrer "PK", right-wing group Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Tuesday termed the film part of a larger scheme to discredit Hindu religion and rituals.VHP spokesman Vinod Bansal told IANS