JULIA ROBERTS - ROBERTS' MOVIE SHOOT INFURIATES INDIAN VILLAGERS

ROBERTS' MOVIE SHOOT INFURIATES INDIAN VILLAGERS

JULIA ROBERTS has come under fire from locals in India who have reportedly been barred from worshipping at a temple while the star shoots her new movie EAT, PRAY, LOVE.
The actress has sparked anger from Hindu villagers after they were turned away from their place of worship by guards as filming takes place in the surrounding area.
Around 350 security staff, including 100 bouncers and 40 gunmen, are said to have been hired to keep possible intruders away, according to reports in the British press.
Worshipper Shakuntala Devi says, "It's the holiest time of the year and we must not be stopped from visiting our own temple."
But an official tells British tabloid The Sun, "Nobody can breach the cover. We have strict instructions."
Roberts has also been given a bulletproof car to travel in to the set, according to the publication.