While several religious groups, including the VHP and the Bajrang Dal, have led protests against Kabir Khan's "Bajrangi Bhaijaan", Salman Khan, the co-producer of the film, is not bothered at all.
"If they are a religious group then the basic thing they should know that every religion respects the other person's religion," Salman said at an event here Friday to launch special Eid song "Aaj ki party" from the film, along with Kabir Khan, composer Pritam and singer Mika Singh.
"Every religion preaches only one thing: 'to follow your religion and to be respectful and to respect the other person's beliefs and religion.' I don't think anyone can protest on this," he said
A right-wing groups are demanding the film's title be changed as it hurts the sentiments of Hindus.
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