Producer Mukesh Bhatt said that The Film & Television Producer’s Guild of India held an emergency meeting after they learnt of the chances of upcoming film Dishoom leaking online.  “Each and every producer, wherever they were and whether they were busy, cancelled their appointments and came to my office,” Bhatt added further.

Dishoom, starring Varun Dhawan, Jacqueline Fernandez and John Abraham is gearing up for release on July 29.

Recently, films like Udta Punjab and Great Grand Masti had leaked before its release. While the former still managed to do decent business, the latter flopped miserably.

The makers of Great Grand Masti had stated that their DVD was tampered with at the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT).

But with Dishoom though, there was a change regarding the practice of submitting DVDs. “Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has helped us, (sic) first time in history, a film received a certificate without handing over a DVD. I want to applaud them for understanding our problem. They have proved it by saying, ‘if you feel that it could leak from here, for your protection and psychological comfort, perhaps you can give the DVD after release’,” Bhatt said.