Ranbir Kapoor urges fans not to share 'Brahmastra' spoilers on social media - Here's why?

 The first-day collection of the film Brahmastra is phenomenal, and the cash registers are increasing exponentially, making this movie a super hit. The promos were quite intriguing and Alia Bhatt singing the beautiful melody 'Kesariyaa' in her honey-smooth voice added charm to her glory.


Now, the lead star Ranbir Kapoor is urging and requesting his fans not to share spoilers on social media. Instead, he is asking them to go to theatres and appreciate the effort they have invested.




The theatrical release date for this film was September 9, this year. However, the soulful director Ayan Mukerji had arranged a special screening where the cast interacted with the audience on the same ground.
A small clip of Ranbir Kapoor has gone viral at the screening event, and he is urging his fans to be in theatres and not share spoilers of the film. Ranbir's motto is genuine as he wishes every viewer in the theatre to be hooked with the film and to enjoy the experience.









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