Delhi High Court today said there was nothing offensive in Aamir Khan’s film ‘PK’ and there was no substance in allegations that it has defamed and maligned Hindu culture and religious practices.

A bench, comprising Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice R S Endlaw, said there was nothing wrong in the movie and a detailed order would be passed on merits.

“What is wrong in the movie? You cannot take offence at everything. We do not find any substance in the allegations made in the petition. We will pass an order on merits,” the bench said. During the hearing, Additional Solicitor General Sanjay Jain told the court that a similar plea has already been dismissed by the Supreme Court. He said there was a provision to appeal against the certification of the movie.

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Hindu outfits have been demanding ban on some alleged objectionable scenes from Aamir Khan’s ‘PK’.

On this, the court said the right of appeal against certification was limited to makers of the movie and not open to outsiders.

A still from Aamir Khan starrer movie ‘PK’.

It said that law and order situation was also affected at many places after the release of the film due to “large scale” protests and demonstrations seeking ban on the film.

“Restrain opposite parties to ensure that the film is not displayed in any theatre or on any of the TV channels in any form with offensive sequences,” the plea said.

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