"And it was a wise decision on part of Warner Bros. to avoid any clash whatsoever", says Madhu Mantena, co-producer of ‘Ghajini’ that has literally written box office history by being the biggest grosser ever of the current times in two weeks flat, "Why would any sensible producer want to get into a scenario where his big film clashes with another biggie."

He goes on to add, "Even we were releasing two weeks after ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’. There is no room for ego here. Anyone who knows how to program films would do the same and have gaps between the big releases. Warner Bros. understands that hence it was good for everyone if ‘Chandni Chowk To China’ arrived after a gap of 3 weeks. With the kind of films and the budgets that CC2C and ‘Ghajini’ have, it would have been foolish to bring them together."

Suppose CC2C and RNBDJ would have been confirmed for December release then what would he have done for ‘Ghajini’ plans? "Of course I too would have opted for a later release date. ‘Ghajini’ is such big a film and I wouldn't have taken any risk. Gone are the days when two big films released on the same day. We all have been witness to Don v/s Jaan-e-Mann clash", he says quickly.

Madhu also presents another line of reasoning, "They say that if two films release on the same day, the second film in the list gets an overflow of audience if the first is a bigger success. Sorry, I don't buy that argument."