The
makers
of
PM
Narendra
Modi
biopic
have
moved
the
Supreme
Court
after
the
release
of
the
film
was
stalled
by
the
Election
Commission.
In
a
recent
interview
to
TOI,
the
movie's
producer
Sandip
Ssingh
has
revealed
that
he
is
suffering
losses
because
of
the
latest
development,
''My
losses
as
a
producer
started
the
day
my
release
was
moved
forward
by
a
week
from
April
5
to
April
11.
Tell
me,
the
release
of
which
other
film
has
been
pushed
twice?''
He
further
added,
''We
fought
legal
battles
in
the
Bombay,
Delhi
and
Madhya
Pradesh
High
Courts
and
were
cleared
for
release.
The
Supreme
Court
dismissed
a
plea
seeking
a
stay
on
the
film.
Then
came
the
EC
notice,
a
day
before
the
release,
and
stopped
us
in
the
tracks.
My
distributors
are
being
questioned
by
exhibitors
who
were
going
to
release
'PM
Narendra
Modi'
with
a
lot
of
prints,
in
India
and
overseas.''
Sandip
went
on
to
reveal,
''We
had
a
premiere
planned
at
PVR,
Juhu,
to
which
over
1,500
guests
had
been
invited,
along
with
a
media
screening,
when
the
news
of
the
EC's
decision
reached
us.
We
cancelled
Thursday's
screenings
and
the
media
went
crazy.
My
team
and
I
were
with
our
lawyers
till
10pm.
We
read
the
EC
notice
repeatedly,
with
my
lawyers
wondering
what
to
do.
We
eventually
decided
to
follow
the
law,
like
I
always
have.''
'The
producer
also
justified
why
he
wanted
the
movie
to
release
on
April
5,
''Even
before
a
film
rolls,
the
Khans,
Salman,
Shah
Rukh
and
Aamir,
announce
a
date,
whether
it's
Christmas,
Diwali,
Holi
or
Independence
Day,
and
no
one
questions
them.
They
are
stars
and
need
their
films
to
do
well.
As
a
producer,
I
thought
April
5
was
a
good
date
for
better
box-office
collections.
Elections
come
once
in
five
years,
festivals
every
year.
People
should
understand
that
an
individual
producer
is
risking
crores
on
this
project.''