Actor
Mohnish
Behl
was
among
the
people
who
were
caught
off-guard
on
the
fateful
night
of
26th
November
when
terror
struck
South
Mumbai.
Colaba
resident
Mohnish
had
gone
to
the
nearby
Inox
multiplex
at
Nariman
Point
that
evening
to
watch
a
film.
Mohnish,
along
with
the
rest
of
the
patrons
were
shocked
out
of
their
wits
after
they
stepped
out
of
the
multiplex
just
a
little
after
10pm
after
the
film
was
over.
They
could
clearly
hear
the
loud
gun
shots
from
the
nearby
Taj
Mahal
Hotel
and
Oberoi
Trident.
As
news
came
in
to
them
about
the
CST
station
firing
as
well,
it
prompted
them
to
run
back
into
the
multiplex.
Mohnish
remained
inside
Inox
till
around
12
am
and
left
for
his
house
but
there
were
around
80-100
people
more
who
ended
up
spending
the
night
at
Inox.
Amongst
these
80-100
people
was
leading
C.P.
Berar
distributor
Ajay
Rathi's
son,
Akshay
Rathi
who
had
gone
to
Inox
that
evening
to
watch
Hollywood
action
flick,
Death
Race.
Akshay
stated
that
the
management
of
Inox
rose
to
the
occasion
and
threw
open
the
cafeteria
for
the
stranded
people.
In
fact,
the
persons
on
duty
even
managed
to
get
rice
and
dal,
cooked
the
same
for
the
people
and
served
the
meal
to
them
after
all
their
regular
supplies
in
the
cafeteria
were
over.
Akshay
Rathi
reached
his
hostel
at
Chowpatty,
where
he
lives,
at
9
o'clock
the
next
morning.