Kanwaljit Singh Apology To Sanya Malhotra: Actress Sanya Malhotra's recent film, Mrs. has created a stir across the country, and the film is being praised for telling the truth of many Indian households. Now veteran actor Kanwaljit Singh, who played Sanya's father-in-law in the film, has revealed that he apologized to the actress after watching Mrs.

Kanwaljit apologized Kanwaljit told India Today that he doesn't remember much about the film as he was shooting for four projects simultaneously. "I had forgotten everything about my role. But when I saw the film, I was so disgusted that I immediately went to Sanya and apologised to her," he revealed.

The actor praised Sanya He told that Sanya was surprised by his apology. The actor told her that he felt bad for disturbing her in the film and he felt very bad for behaving like this. Not only this, Kanwaljit praised Sanya and said, "She has played this role very well and we all were upset to see her going through struggle." hindi version of malayalam movie Directed by Aarti Kadav, 'Mrs' is a Hindi adaptation of the Malayalam film, The Great Indian Kitchen. The film showcases the struggle of an ambitious woman who gets married into a patriarchal family and how she eventually decides to free herself by breaking the shackles of society.

Mrs became the most searched film Within a few days of its release, 'Mrs' became one of the most searched movies on Google, and while praising the film, netizens also commented on how several scenes were 'provocative' but needed to be shown more. "Viral Video- Fell in love with an orchestra dancer, boy climbed on stage, applied vermilion and put a scarf on his head!" Sanya became emotional Meanwhile, Sanya took to her Instagram handle and wrote a thank you note for all those who loved and praised the film. She wrote, "My heart is filled with emotion. Everyone who watched Mrs felt for Richa and embraced her journey. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your love, messages and support have been overwhelming and I am so grateful to you all."