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Amitabh apologises for Jaya’s remarks

MUMBAI: Amitabh Bachchan apologised for his wife’s alleged anti-Marathi remarks and said he and his family were willing to face any punishment if found guilty. Friday’s premiere of his film ‘The Last Lear’ was called off after suspected MNS activists attacked a multiplex where it was to be screened.

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