Salman
Khan
and
Katrina
Kaif
starrer
movie
Ek
Tha
Tiger
has
done
wonderful
business
and
its
collection
is
closer
to
Rs
200
crore
at
the
Box
Office
in
India.
But
unfortunately,
the
movie
has
landed
in
plagiarism
controversy
almost
a
month
after
its
release.
A
writer
has
filed
a
case
against
Aditya
Chopra
and
Kabir
Khan
alleged
that
they
made
the
film
based
of
his
script.
The
Mumbai
police
have
already
registered
an
FIR
against
Aditya
Chopra
and
Kabir
Khan
under
the
charges
of
cheating,
criminal
breach
of
trust
and
violation
of
Copyright
Act.
The
writer
has
claimed
that
the
producers
made
the
film
Ek
Tha
Tiger
on
the
basis
of
his
script,
which
had
been
rejected
by
them
in
2011.
But
Neelesh
Mishra,
co-writer
of
Ek
Tha
Tiger,
is
very
upset
with
the
charges
made
against
them.
He
took
to
his
Twitter
page
to
deny
the
charges.
He
wrote,
"Some
so-called
writer
has
gone
to
court
saying
Kabir
Khan
and
I
stole
his
idea
for
Ek
Tha
Tiger.
We
started
work
on
the
film
in
October
2009
and
I
have
emails
to
prove
it.
This
writer
apparently
claims
that
he
registered
his
work
in
March
2011.
I
have
nothing
more
to
add.
I
dare
him
to
prove
it
because
otherwise
I
am
going
to
sue
him
for
damages
till
kingdom
come."
However,
Neelesh
Mishra
is
shocked
by
the
way
the
Writers'
Association
and
the
police
handled
the
case.
He
further
tweeted,
"I
was
shocked
when
someone
(falsely)
claimed
our
#EkThaTiger
was
his
idea.
I
was
NOT
shocked
when
media
didn't
contact
us
for
our
views.
And
tragic
that
Writers'
Association
and
police
too
didn't
bother
to
ask
for
our
response
to
this
ridiculous
claim
(sic)."