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Demanding a ban on Aamir Khan-starrer 'PK' for hurting Hindu sentiments, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal activists attacked theatres across India opposing screening of the Bollywood film. (Source: Express Photo)
Aamir Khan has already trashed accusations of him having "insulted" the Hindu religion because he was a Muslim, saying, "We respect all religions. All my Hindu friends have seen the film and they have not felt the same". (Source: Express Photo by Javed Raja)
A fan looks at the poster of Aamir Khan. The film, directed by Rajkumar Hirani, is a satirical take on godmen and superstitions. (Source: Express Photo by Amit Mehra)
A cinema hall vandalised by VHP activists while they were protesting against film 'PK' in Ahmedabad. (Source: Express Photo by Javed Raja)
Bajrang Dal activists protesting against the screening of the 'PK' vandalized two movie theatres in Ahmedabad and demanded cancelation of the shows in the city. (Source: Express Photo)
An activist destroying the poster of newly released film 'PK' during their protest, at a cinema hall in Ahmedabad. (Source: Express Photo by Javed Raja)
Activists of Bajarang Dal protest outside Cinemax Cinema in Sion against PK on Sunday. (Source: Express photo by Prashant Nadkar)
Bajrang Dal activists flash slogans agains Aamir Khans 'PK' amid police security. (Source: Express photo by Prashant Nadkar)
Hindu organisations, volunteers descended on multiplexes and theatres, smashing glass panes at ticket windows to smithreens and tearing down posters. (Source: AP)
