Kangana at Mumbai's Nido Restaurant on June 14
Mumbai:
Kangana Ranaut, who has emerged as the Queen of women-centric movies, is now set to impress the audience with her modern-day free-spirited role in Katti Batti. Having unveiled the film's trailer, the actress managed to keep the mystery alive about its narrative and her character.
The trailer of the movie, which also stars Imran Khan, was unveiled here on Sunday.
Talking about the film, Kangana said, "It is a love story, which might not end up like a love story! The way this film unfolds, it is non-linear, it is really hard to give you an idea of what's it's actually about, especially my character in the film."
Katti Batti features Imran as a young architect, Madhav Kabra, and Kangana as the free-spirited Payal.
Dropping more hints about the film, Kangana said, "It's not about pregnancy. I don't play a double role, I don't play a Punjabi girl, I don't play an NRI, nor do I get bored in the film, so no such things. There is no genre to the movie. The beauty of the film is that it is very intriguing. Revealing too much right now will take away fun and we really don't want to take that away."
Directed by Nikhil Advani and produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur under UTV Motion Pictures, the film will hit theatres on September 18.
The trailer of the movie, which also stars Imran Khan, was unveiled here on Sunday.
Talking about the film, Kangana said, "It is a love story, which might not end up like a love story! The way this film unfolds, it is non-linear, it is really hard to give you an idea of what's it's actually about, especially my character in the film."
Katti Batti features Imran as a young architect, Madhav Kabra, and Kangana as the free-spirited Payal.
Dropping more hints about the film, Kangana said, "It's not about pregnancy. I don't play a double role, I don't play a Punjabi girl, I don't play an NRI, nor do I get bored in the film, so no such things. There is no genre to the movie. The beauty of the film is that it is very intriguing. Revealing too much right now will take away fun and we really don't want to take that away."
Directed by Nikhil Advani and produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur under UTV Motion Pictures, the film will hit theatres on September 18.
