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Sanya Malhotra’s co-star Kanwaljit Singh shares he apologized to her after watching 'Mrs.'

Sanya Malhotra’s co-star Kanwaljit Singh shares he apologized to her after watching 'Mrs.'

  • Sanya Malhotra’s film Mrs. earned praise for its powerful storytelling.
  • Kanwaljit Singh shared how deeply affected he was after watching the film.
  • He was so disturbed that he immediately apologized to Sanya Malhotra.

Sanya Malhotra’s latest film Mrs. has been making waves, earning praise for its powerful storytelling. Veteran actor Kanwaljit Singh, who plays Richa’s father-in-law in the film, shared how deeply affected he was after watching his character’s treatment of Richa. He was so disturbed that he immediately apologized to Sanya Malhotra.

In an exclusive conversation with Hindi Rush, Kanwaljit revealed that his character symbolizes the dominance many women face at home. Reflecting on his role, he admitted, “Mujhe apne upar bada gussa aaya, aur maine pata nahi kyun, spontaneously Sanya se bola, ‘I am sorry.’”

He recalled that Sanya was surprised and asked why he was apologizing, to which he responded, “Nahi yaar, bahot bura kiya tere saath.” Watching her portrayal of Richa’s struggles made him realize the emotional weight of his character’s actions.

Directed by Arati Kadav, Mrs. is a Hindi adaptation of The Great Indian Kitchen, depicting Richa’s journey from an aspiring dancer to being trapped in household chores after marriage.

The film’s success has also revived interest in Sanya’s past work, with Pagglait and Meenakshi Sundareshwar topping Netflix India’s charts. Kadav expressed gratitude for the overwhelming response, which has further cemented Sanya’s reputation as a powerhouse performer.

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