What made Kangana Ranaut cry every night?

While numerous trolled Bollywood hero Aamir Khan on online networking when he saw 'Katti Batti' and left the theater with tears in his eyes, performing artist Kangana 

Ranaut says the approaching sentimental thriller has such power that it even made her ""cry every night"" when she was shooting for it. 

"For an on-screen character, playing such a character can be extremely overpowering and in the event that you are youthful, it can give some stunning impacts at the forefront of 

your thoughts. I recollect after I used to complete shoot I would simply cry consistently and afterward my mom came over and I even cried with her reasoning about such a variety 

of things. Along these lines, doubtlessly this is the most extraordinary character I've ever played in a film," Kangana, who assumes the part of Payal in the film, told IANS. She said 

that like Aamir, individuals are giving "compelling responses" to the film. "Like Aamir, individuals are truly giving some compelling responses. They are hopping the firearm on the 

grounds that the promoting of the film has been such. 'Katti Batti' resembles a romantic comedy, however it's not in the least.

 At the point when individuals are going to come and see the film they are going to witness an overwhelming story. The power of characters in the film is excellent," she included. 

Coordinated by Nikhil Advani, "Katti Batti", which likewise stars Imran Khan, is in view of new-age connections. It begins like a lighthearted comedy however transforms into a 

thriller with a riddle component and an adult affection story. "'Katti Batti' unravels in a thriller position. Yes there are melodies and different clever minutes in the film. In any case, 

I'm not a wrongdoing individual at all and when you see yourself why might you cry on the grounds that you realize that you have done this," Kangana, who has beforehand gotten 

approval for her parts in movies like "Style", "Ruler" and "Tanu Weds Manu" arrangement, said. The performing artist additionally said she could experience individuals' responses 

to her movies. "So when individuals cry in my movies, I wish I could encounter what they encounter. For me it's harmed, I've done it... In any case, when I saw 'Katti Batti', I cried 

myself and was similar to 'Gracious god that is some exceptional s**t going ahead there' and I told Nikhil that you have made such a "rondu" (passionate) film. Be that as it may, 

on the off chance that I could cry then everybody would cry. A few individuals like to cry in theaters so they would be exceptionally content with this film," she included. "Katti 

Batti" will hit the screens on September 18.