Indian Man Books Entire Movie Hall To Please Wife

The Canadian Press, 08 Jul, 2016 12:10 PM

A man booked an entire show of a cinema hall for the screening of Salman Khan-starrer "Sultan" to please his wife in Hamirpur city of Himachal Pradesh.

Shankar Musafir booked the show for his wife Geetanjli, who is a Salman Khan fan, in Gurkul mall a day before the movie's release.

"We thought Musafir, who got the booking confirmed from me, will come with 120 persons," Amit Thakur MD of the mall said.

"But we were surprised to find that he came only with his wife," he said.

Musafir married Geetanjali in April this year.

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