Mumbai
(ANI):
Bollywood
film
Hari
Puttar:
A
Comedy
of
Terrors,
premiered
in
Mumbai,
after
being
cleared
by
an
Indian
court
in
a
case
filed
by
Warner
Brothers
accusing
it
of
plagiarizing
the
Harry
Potter
brand
on
Thursday.
The
producers
of
the
film
felt
relieved
when
a
court
on
Monday,
dismissed
Warner
Bros's
petition
against
'Mirchi
Movies',
the
makers
of
Bollywood
film
Hari
Puttar
over
the
claimed
similarities
in
the
title
and
content
of
the
international
film
Harry
Potter.
The
premiere
of
the
film
was
attended
by
cast
and
the
crew
of
the
film
and
Bollywood's
glitterati.
The
film
is
directed
by
Lucky
Kohli
and
Rajesh
Bajaj.
It
stars
Sarika,
Jackie
Shroff,
Zain
Khan,
Swini
Khara,
Saurabh
Shukla
and
Vijay
Raaz.
Hari
Puttar
is
the
story
of
a
young
boy
fighting
two
criminals
who
try
to
steal
a
secret
formula
devised
by
boy's
scientist
father.
Actress
Sarika
who
has
returned
to
Bollywood
after
a
hiatus
felt
that
film
was
truly
meant
for
the
children.
"It
is
a
film
full
of
fun
and
there
won't
be
any
tears
and
no
sad
moments.
It
is
a
kind
of
film
which
promises
a
lot
of
fun
and
that
is
there.
It
is
a
very
sweet
film
which
is
truly
for
the
children," said
Sarika.
Child
artiste,
Zain
Khan
who
plays
the
main
protagonist
Hari
Puttar
in
the
film
said
that
he
had
really
worked
very
hard
for
this
role.
"It
(enacting
the
role
of
Hari
Puttar)
was
not
tough
at
all
actually
because
I
really
rehearsed
and
practiced
a
lot
for
this
role.
I
used
to
take
the
script
home
and
read
it
in
front
of
mirror
so
that
I
could
mug
it,"
said
Zain.
Lyricists
Sameer,
Vishal
Navnit
and
Kuku
Prabhash
have
penned
the
lyrics
of
the
film
while
music
director
duo
of
Aadesh
Shrivastav
and
Guru
Sharma
have
given
the
music.
The
film
is
slated
for
September
26
release