Kangana Ranaut says 'Accha sila diya tune mere pyaar ka' after Hansal Mehta calls Simran a mistake

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Kangana Ranaut starred in filmmaker Hansal Mehta's 2017 film Simran which failed to attract viewers to the theaters. Recently, the filmmaker admitted that the film was a mistake. Looks like actress Kangana Ranaut isn't happy with the statement and reacted to it in her latest tweets. Kangana wrote, "That’s true Hansal sir, even you will agree with that, I stood by you and now you saying this, feel like singing ‘ achcha sila diya tune mere payaar ka"

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