Kriti Sanon shames man for watching pirated print of Dilwale
The actress immediately took to Twitter to condemn the act
The actress immediately took to Twitter to condemn the act. PHOTO: DAILYMAIL
MUMBAI:
The Bollywood actress was outraged after discovering that a passenger seated next to her on a flight was watching a pirated copy of her film Dilwale. She immediately took to Twitter, annoyed by the incident.
Dilwale to be released in Pakistan on December 18
Kriti Sanon was travelling to Delhi last week when the man seated beside her and her mother started using an iPhone projector to watch the recent blockbuster, Dilwale.
The $15 million movie, which sees the actress alongside Bollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan, had only been released in cinemas 10 days previously.
"Someone watchin pirated version of Dilwale in front of me on phone in the flight! Annoyed!! #SayNoToPiracy," the 25-year-old posted on Twitter.
The tweet, which has been liked almost 3,000 times, was accompanied by a photo showing the passenger watching the movie.
'When will you learn acting': fan asks SRK after watching Dilwale
Shortly afterwards she tweeted again. This time the tweet included a picture of another passenger, who also appeared to be enjoying the movie.
A third tweet followed, in response to a user who said that watching pirated movies was a criminal offence.
The Bollywood actress was outraged after discovering that a passenger seated next to her on a flight was watching a pirated copy of her film Dilwale. She immediately took to Twitter, annoyed by the incident.
Dilwale to be released in Pakistan on December 18
Kriti Sanon was travelling to Delhi last week when the man seated beside her and her mother started using an iPhone projector to watch the recent blockbuster, Dilwale.
The $15 million movie, which sees the actress alongside Bollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan, had only been released in cinemas 10 days previously.
"Someone watchin pirated version of Dilwale in front of me on phone in the flight! Annoyed!! #SayNoToPiracy," the 25-year-old posted on Twitter.
The tweet, which has been liked almost 3,000 times, was accompanied by a photo showing the passenger watching the movie.
'When will you learn acting': fan asks SRK after watching Dilwale
Shortly afterwards she tweeted again. This time the tweet included a picture of another passenger, who also appeared to be enjoying the movie.
A third tweet followed, in response to a user who said that watching pirated movies was a criminal offence.