<p>The organisers of SIIMA 2022 have been booked by police for holding a dinner party at the J W Mariott Hotel well beyond the permissible hours earlier this month. The hotel manager has also been booked. </p>.<p>Police have served notices on the party organiser and the hotel manager, seeking their response. </p>.<p>The 10th edition of SIIMA, or South India International Movie Awards, was held in the city on September 10 and 11. Well-known actors from the South Indian film industry attended the dinner at the hotel located on Vittal Mallya Road in central Bengaluru. </p>.<p>Police personnel visited the hotel around midnight on September 11 and asked the hotel management and the organisers to wind up by 1 am. But the party went on till 3.30 am until the police stopped it. Loud music was also played at the party until the police forcibly shut it. </p>.<p>Police Commissioner C H Pratap Reddy said the case was registered under the Karnataka Police Act. "We checked the CCTV footage and party videos before filing the case," he added. </p>
<p>The organisers of SIIMA 2022 have been booked by police for holding a dinner party at the J W Mariott Hotel well beyond the permissible hours earlier this month. The hotel manager has also been booked. </p>.<p>Police have served notices on the party organiser and the hotel manager, seeking their response. </p>.<p>The 10th edition of SIIMA, or South India International Movie Awards, was held in the city on September 10 and 11. Well-known actors from the South Indian film industry attended the dinner at the hotel located on Vittal Mallya Road in central Bengaluru. </p>.<p>Police personnel visited the hotel around midnight on September 11 and asked the hotel management and the organisers to wind up by 1 am. But the party went on till 3.30 am until the police stopped it. Loud music was also played at the party until the police forcibly shut it. </p>.<p>Police Commissioner C H Pratap Reddy said the case was registered under the Karnataka Police Act. "We checked the CCTV footage and party videos before filing the case," he added. </p>