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Kriti Sanon express her anger after she finds her co-passenger watching pirated Diwale on flight

| | Jan 06, 2016, at 09:54 pm
Mumbai, Jan 6 (IBNS): Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon has recently posted series of tweets to express her anger after she found her co-passenger in a flight was watching a pirated version of her recently released movie 'Dilwale' on his phone.

"Someone watchin pirated version of Dilwale in front of me on phone in the flight! Annoyed!! #SayNoToPiracy," she had tweeted.

Expressing her anger, she further asked people to visit a movie theatre to watch films.

" Sad to c the hardwork of so many ppl bein watched in such pathetic quality!Pls enjoy films in cinemas #SayNoToPiracy," she said.

Dilwale also stars Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol and Varun Dhawan.

Sanon said she told the passenger to visit a theatre to enjoy the movie.

"Yup..told him politely tht he would enjoy the film more in a theatre.but he was busy showin off his projector! ," she tweeted.

'Dilwale' has made a remarkable performance at the Box Office since releasing on Dec 18.

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