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Imran Khan hails Kangana Ranaut

Darpan News Desk IANS, 27 Feb, 2015 01:50 PM

Actor Imran Khan is having a "positive experience" filming "Katti Batti", thanks to his "wonderful co-star" Kangana Ranaut and "great director" Nikhil Advani.

"I am having so much fun on this film ('Katti Batti') because I am working with Kangana (Ranaut) for the first time and she is just so wonderful to work with," Imran said here Thursday at Filmfare Glamour & Style Awards red carpet.

"Besides, I am working for the first time with Nikhil Advani as well and he is a great director. I am having a very positive experience on this film," he added.

"Katti Batti", produced by UTV Motion Pictures, is being tagged as an unusual love story that features Kangana and Imran as a couple.

Talking about the remaining schedule of the film, Imran said: "We are almost done with the film...just 20 to 25 days of shooting is left, which will be completed by April. The film is releasing in September".

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