The
Maharashtra
Navnirman
Sena
(MNS)
has
done
it
again,
they
have
once
again
interfered
in
the
functioning
of
Bollywood.
Reportedly,
MNS
Party
workers
barge
in
on
the
sets
of
the
film
Murder
2
at
Film
City
on
Friday.
The
producer
of
the
film
Mahesh
Bhatt
and
Mukesh
Bhatt
did
not
give
in
for
their
demands
and
called
the
cops
for
rescue.
Mahesh
Bhatt
told
to
TOI,
“They
came
in
on
the
pretext
of
examining
cards
of
the
unit
members
which
is
not
their
mandate.
The
authority
to
examine
unit
members'
cards
belongs
to
the
Film
Federation
and
Cine
Aritstes
Association.
Mohit
panicked
and
so
he
called
me.
I
sent
a
message
to
Commissioner
of
Police,
Arun
Patnaik,
who
acted
promptly.
I
also
spoke
to
the
Home
Minister,
R
R
Patil.
I
just
fail
to
understand
how
anybody
can
get
into
a
state
owned
property
like
Film
City
and
disrupt
an
on-going
shoot.
And
mind
you
this
is
happening
often
these
days."
Director
Mohit
Suri,
who
was
present
at
the
scene
couldn't
handle
the
situation
and
called
the
Bhatts
for
help.
Then
the
cops
were
called.
When
Mahesh
was
questioned
why
the
MNS
would
do
this,
he
revealed,
“The
MNS
has
started
interfering
in
the
film
industry
as
if
they
have
the
power
to
do
so.
They
want
us
to
work
with
their
people.
Many
other
film
producers
have
been
subjected
to
harassment
of
a
similar
kind.
But
we
shall
not
bow
down
to
their
demands
to
have
their
party
people
employed
in
the
film
industry.
It's
our
choice
who
we
want
to
work
with.
Political
interference
of
any
kind,
in
this
regard,
is
simply
uncalled
for."
Ameya
Khopkar
the
President
of
MNS
Cine
Workers
Association,
retaliated,
"Some
crew
members
on
Murder
2
did
not
have
the
mandate
of
any
association,
which
is
why
we
wanted
our
workers
in
their
place.
How
can
Bhatt
say
we
have
no
authority?
We
were
not
doing
anything
illegal."