So why doing it?

The answer would be 'nothing' because that's the only thing...

That's exactly what I'm wondering too.

Even more interesting (if anyone still doubted), the IP who made that edit on Wikipedia is the same as the one who created the topic here... i.e. you.
If you didn't made that edit on Wikipedia, it was someone using the same internet connection as you. Sorry if we find that hard to believe

I don't have the computer skills to even control a Wikipedia account!

I'm not big on arguing (partilally why I brought it to the forum rather than the main page on IMCDB) so you can say whatever you want but what would I get out of 'faking a scene'?

I just checked Wikipedia, and that last sentence isn't there anymore? Does this mean that you actually went to Wikipedia, edited the page in order to use it as "proof"?

That is interesting, but not quite as interesting as the fact that it is no longer in the article (having been removed eight minutes ago) and that it only first appeared there with an edit made at 17 minutes past 11 (my time) which was ten minutes ago...

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ek_Tha_Tiger&diff=539130250&oldid=5390- 09682

For those saying it was images not in the movie.




EDIT - Only last sentence is important in the article.