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Indian film fan rents whole cinema to prove movie not so scary
0 Comments | AFP, August, 2008
NEW DELHI (AFP) — An Indian filmgoer rented out an entire cinema to disprove a director's claim that his latest horror movie is so scary no one can watch it alone, a newspaper said Tuesday.
Pavin Ponanna, 30, booked all 227 seats at a Bangalore multiplex for an evening screening of "Phoonk," the Pioneer daily reported.
He asked cinema staff to have a doctor on call, but emerged declaring: "I never felt scared, not even for a moment. I took just ten minutes to settle down."
Bollywood producer-director Ram Gopal Verma had challenged any fan to watch "Phoonk" -- the story of a happy family suddenly beset by the evil forces of black magic -- on their own.
Ponanna, an advertising professional, visited a temple to prepare for the experience, the Pioneer...
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