Police has ordered 'One Direction' members not to host an after party following the London premiere of their latest flick 'This Is Us', to avoid chaos.
Band member Niall Horan said that the "after show police" had tried to stop them from having the post-premier bash, as there would be plenty of fans trying to get in, Contactmusic reported.
Horan added that an estimated 70,000 fans would show up for the premiere and a chaos would completely shut down Central London.
A rep for Westminster Council has requested the fans to experience the action online and watch the premiere from home.
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