The Supreme Court directed Thursday that no coercive action is to be taken in any part of the country against Salman Khan Ventures, the producer of upcoming Bollywood movie Loveratri.

A bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra considered the submission that the movie, slated for all India release on October 5, has been cleared by the Censor Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and despite this, an FIR has been registered in Bihar and a criminal complaint is pending in Vadodara in Gujarat.

The bench took note of the plea of the producer and said that no coercive action shall be taken against it relating to the content and the name of the movie.

Several private criminal complaints have been filed against the movie alleging that its name has hurt the religious sentiment of Hindus. The film which was earlier named as Loveratri was changed to Loveyatri by the producers keeping in mind that earlier name sounded like Navratri.

The movie stars Salman's brother-in-law Ayush Sharma and Warina Hussain.

Meanwhile, in a recent interview, Salman Khan said changing the name of the movie was the 'easiest decision'. "What’s the point in getting stuck on a topic if someone has a problem with it? It’s not like we had any intention of hurting anyone or their feelings," he told Indiatimes.com recently. He also added, "I was surprised that a simple title like Loveratri could court such a controversy. I could not figure out what happened."