Mirzapur: The Movie's Excitement
Mirzapur: The Movie, starring Ali Fazal, Divyendu, Pankaj Tripathi and Ravi Kishan in the lead roles, has created tremendous excitement among the audience. The film was released in theaters on September 4 and there is a lot of buzz about it in its initial days. Meanwhile, a video is going viral on social media, which has caught people's attention for different reasons during the screening of the film.
fight in theater
In this viral video, some spectators are seen arguing and fighting among themselves inside the cinema hall. In the video, many youths are seen pushing and kicking each other. Belts are also visible in the hands of some spectators. At the same time, other spectators are trying to intervene.
Controversy during screening
According to the clip shared on social media, it was recorded by a spectator during the screening of the film. In the video, many people are seen quarreling with each other. Some spectators are trying to stop the fight, but the dispute does not seem to be ending. As the clip progresses, some people try to separate the brawlers, but the argument continues.
Was there a fight between the fans of Munna Bhaiya and Guddu Bhaiya?
There is talk about this viral video that this dispute took place between the fans of two famous characters of Mirzapur franchise, Munna Bhaiya and Guddu Bhaiya. Some social media users are making such a claim based on the conversations of the people present in the video. However, there is no official confirmation that the fight actually took place between fans of these characters. The real reason behind the incident is also not clear yet, so the claims being made on social media cannot be seen as confirmed information.
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