Imran 'Thrilled' With Response To His Work In 'Katti Batti'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 21 Sep, 2015 01:22 PM

Actor Imran Khan, who has returned to the silver screen after a gap of almost two years with "Katti Batti", says he is thrilled with the response he has received for his performance in the film.

"I am thrilled... the numbers have been strong from Friday (September 18). If I am completely honest, I've never got this kind of appreciation for my work before in my career. It is actually huge for me," Imran said on the sidelines of a screening of the film here.

According to trade sources, the Nikhil Advani directorial, which also stars Kangana Ranaut, has minted Rs.16.27 crore in three days since its release.

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