Updated on: September 10, 2025 08:50 AM IST
A person was assaulted in a Pune theater, when he objected to another filmmaker: the last rites during the screening of the film.
Horror film, The Conservation: Last Rights, currently running in close-pack houses in India. The film has made a debut at the box office in the country, which is mining 60 crores in the initial weekend, most for any horror film in India. Obviously, here is a strong fanbase for the film. The audience was taken a film with a controversy after a controversy over the film spoiling at a screening in Pune, causing a dispute and a man was attacked.
Man attacked Conserving: those who spoil the funeral
PTI reported that a 29 -year -old software professional and his wife were allegedly attacked inside a film theater about a fight about a fight inside a film theater in Pimpri Chinchwad, Pune: the last rites.
The incident took place on Tuesday night when the complainant and his wife went to see the film in a multiplex. According to the police, the accused and his wife were seated in the back row, and the accused narrated the story to him vigorously. When the complainant asked him not to stop and spoil the suspense and harass others, the accused allegedly abused and attacked him. When the complainant’s wife intervened, the accused and his wife also assaulted her.
Police complaint was filed
The complaint stated that the complainant suffered minor injuries in the alleged attack. He later approached the police, and a case was registered at Chinchwad Police Station under BNS section 117 (public crime), 115 (abetment), 352 (assault) and relevant provisions. Police officials told the agencies that no arrests have been made in the case so far.
About all
The Conserving: Last Rights is the last installment in the mega-sexesful conjuncting series, which is based on the life of real-life ‘Ghost Hunters’ Ed and Loren Warren. The film comes together for a last time. The film saw a review of reviews from critics around the world, but still has a winning debut at the box office. Earned it 61 crore rupees in India in its first four days, a record for horror style. Worldwide, the film has already earned $ 210 million.
