What happen to Ranbir Kapoor?

On one hand, Ranbir Kapoor is busy promoting his upcoming film Anjaana Anjaani which is set for release on September 24 (next Friday). On the other, he is hoping for the film’s release to get postponed.
Why? Because September 24 is also the day when the Allahabad High Court will give its verdict on the Babri Masjid land dispute case. It’s a verdict of great importance and sensitivity and has already sent the UP state machinery gearing up for tightened security.
On a day when the people of India await the verdict on the long pending dispute and sentiments of certain community might flare up, Ranbir deems it unfit to release the film. He wants the film to release a day later.
“I don’t wish to celebrate on a day when such a big decision is going to be announced,” Ranbir is quoted to have said in a media report.

However, Ranbir admits that there are too many people involved in the production and distribution of the film and therefore the release may not be postponed.

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