The search for flight MH370 was still ongoing without any single trace of its actual location, had it went down. The multinationals search and rescue (SAR) team were at their best to find it while the families of those crew and passengers waited in despair.
Some people came up with various theories about the missing plane, and a few even tried to lucre from it by producing books and films.
Latest, film produce Rupesh Paul whose 'Kamasutra' shot him to fame, took advantage of the unsolved incident by producing a 'cheap thrill' movie 'The Vanishing Act' about MH370, not bothered by sentiments surrounding itu.
A peek at the film did not reflect Malaysia Airlines except footage of its Boeing 747. It was a B777 that went missing but he was dumb and blind enough to manipulate the whole incident by turning it into an Indian-based movie - featuring non-Malaysian crew and passengers, wrong uniform for the stewardess and a totally insulting-Malaysians tale.
It's an Indian version trailer and its better for Paul not to link it to MH370!
I wonder what acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Tun Hussein has to say about this.
However, I personally believe Malaysia Airlines and the government should try put a stop to such nonsense. Get a court injunction to stop its production!