Mumbai: Shah Rukh Khan starrer "My name is Khan" has opened in all theatres in Mumbai, Pune and across Maharashtra, a spokesperson of director Karan Johar said on Saturday.
"All centres in Mumbai, Pune and Maharashra have opened 'My Name is Khan'," the spokesperson said.
Meanwhile, Karan Johar, who is attending the Berlin Film Festival where his film had a red-carpet premiere on Friday, said in an SMS: "I truly wish I was home on the day of our release... I am overwhelmed with all the feedback... I have never received so much love on any film before."
On Friday, only 13 theatres in the city had released the film, including six multiplexes and four single-screen halls. The movie was originally set to be released in 63 theatres.
Meanwhile, Shah Rukh's wife Gauri Khan is visiting two theatres in the city on Saturday to speak to fans.
According to reports, Gauri is to visit the Imax theatres at Wadala, near Bandra, and the Metro theatre downtown.
No untoward situation was reported from theatres screening the film on Saturday, police said.
On Friday, thousands had thronged cinema halls to see "My Name is Khan", giving the thumbs down to the Shiv Sena that called for its boycott to protest the Bollywood megastar's advocacy of Pakistani cricketers.
To prove a point, Maharashtra Home Minister R.R. Patil and Minister of State for Home Ramesh Bagwe had purchased tickets and watched the movie at INOX cinema in south Mumbai.
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