All hell broke loose when filmmaker Kabir Khan spoke about the ideologies of his movies at a press conference of his upcoming movie Phantom, infuriating a journalist who started yelling at the Bajrangi Bhaijaan director. <br /> <br />As Kabir, Katrina and Saif entertained questions, things heated up when Saif was asked about the reaction of his Pakistani relatives on Phantom – which seems like an anti-Pakistan movie from its trailer — as earlier, Saif’s Agent Vinod too was banned in Pakistan. <br /> <br />During the press conference, a journalist said that India is making movies that portrays Pakistan as a terrorist country to which Kabir retorted saying that it’s the negative mindset people have embraced that makes them think of Pakistan as a terrorist country. <br /> <br />According to the filmmaker both his movies, Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Phantom, do not bash Pakistan but promote harmony and ‘people to people friendship’. <br /> <br />“We have a mindset that the terrorists — who are doing things that are anti-India — represent Pakistan. They don’t represent Pakistan. That is the whole point of this film. That’s the whole point of Bajrangi Bhaijaan,” Kabir said. <br /> <br />He stressed that such extremist mentality should be eliminated to ensure ‘people to people friendship’. <br /> <br />Kabir’s words drew a shocking reaction from a journalist who started yelling at the film maker.
