Jo Bole So Nihal, embroiled in a controversy over some scenes allegedly offending the religious sentiments of Sikhs, will continue to be screened in at least 20 theatres in the city amidst tight security measures in the wake of twin blasts in cinema halls in Delhi.

However, Gaiety-Galaxy cinema halls in suburban Bandra, which screens two shows of the film, have decided to stop them from today while others would continue to show the movie, distributor Amod Mehra.

"There is no tension in Mumbai and we have decided to continue the film in the metropolis," Mehra said.

Meanwhile, police has made elaborate security arrangements in cinema halls in the city.

After the twin blasts in Delhi, police had last night posted additional manpower outside theatres screening the movie as a precautionary measure.

The extra posse has been continued today, while poolice is keeping a close watch on people visiting the theatres to watch the movie.

"The security at these theatres has been tightened in wake of the blasts," a senior police official told.

Intelligence sources, however, said there were no inputs so far about the likelihood of sabotage in Mumbai.

The producer of the film, Babloo Pachisia, said the blasts have nothing to do with his film and hence he had decided to continue screening the movie.