As per the media reports two suspects wanted to sell tickets for Sunny Deol-starrer in black, but when the staff refused to entertain them. Thus, they threw two bombs at the single-screen cinema.
As Sunny Deol-starrer Gadar 2 is creating havoc at the box office, a shocking incident took place outside Patna's single-screen Regent cinema where Gadar 2 is been screened. As Bollywood Hungama reported, a ruckus took place at the cinema hall over the high demand for the movie's tickets. Later, two suspects threw low-intensity bombs outside the theatre, one got exploded, and the suspects got arrested with no casualties.
The media portal got in touch with the cinema owner, Suman Sinha, and she confirmed the incident. Suman said that the suspects wanted to sell the tickets of Gadar 2 in black, but when the staff didn't entertain them, they miscreants, tried to explode bombs. Suman said, "This keeps happening. People with wrong intentions do come in. They were wanting that we allow them to black market movie tickets, which we can’t. We want every ticket to be given to the public. They tried to bully my staff. The staff of cinema hall is never weak. They have the morale guts to obstruct wrongdoers. Nothing serious has happened. They tried to. But they were all caught by the police and taken to task." Suman further confirmed that the blast took place far from the premises, and they misbehaved with the cinema staff as well.
Sunny Dell is currently enjoying the success of his latest release Gadar 2. The actor once again impressed the audience with his role as Tara Singh and the film opened to a thunderous response from the audience collecting Rs 261 crore at the box office in six days.
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In a recent conversation with Times Now, Sunny Deol reflected on the success of the movie, and the love it received and said, "I am indeed very happy. When we did the second part of Gadar, we never knew it would be so loved by the audience. Two whole generations have gone by since we did the first Gadar. And still, people are as excited as they were the first time. I am amazed and very very happy. We need some hits to keep the film industry on its feet.”
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