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Imran Khan delays his family holiday for the trailer launch of Katti Batti

| | Jun 13, 2015, at 09:29 pm
Mumbai, June 13 (IBNS): Bollywood actor Imran Khan, who recently celebrated the first birthday of his daughter Imara, has also planned their first long vacation with her and the entire family.

However, the actor has now delayed the trip by a day for the trailer launch of his upcoming next film Katti Batti with actress Kangana Ranaut.

The trailer launch is on June 14 which is when he was supposed to leave with family but now the actor will be leaving on the next day.

As the makers decided the date to launch the trailer, Imran Khan most willingly shuffled his date.

He is very excited to launch the trailer of the film.

Imran Khan confirms and shared, "I am glad I could make it for the launch."

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