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"Aamir Khan&amp;#039;s latest film distribution deal could spark an &amp;quot;unhealthy trend&amp;quot;, according to one industry expert. The producers of Talaash have reportedly asked for the film to be given a two-week run at single-screen cinemas. A source told The Times of India: &amp;quot;First Yash Films (YRF) asked single-screen owners to give their Diwali release starring Shah Rukh Khan as many screens as Salman Khan&amp;#039;s Ek Tha Tiger.  &amp;quot;This put a lot of pressure on most exhibitors since Ek Tha Tiger was a single big Eid release and on Diwali there were two big films.  &amp;quot;And now, the makers of Talaash are asking for a continuous two-week run. Ideally, most theatre owners would like to decide on the film&amp;#039;s second-week run after assessing the response in the first week.&amp;quot;      Trade expert Amod Mehra added: &amp;quot;YRF started this trend. Hereafter no big film will be assured of a decent release. This sparks off a very unhealthy trend in the industry. Who doesn&amp;#039;t want to screen an Aamir Khan film?&amp;quot;  Talaash is released the week before Akshay Kumar&amp;#039;s latest action film Khiladi 786, meaning the latter film&amp;#039;s take could be affected. Son of Sardaar actor Ajay Devgan&amp;#039;s complaint against YRF for unfair practices was rejected by the Competition Commission of India this week. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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