Preity Zinta said “You Can’t Control What Happens” while responding to the failure of the film Batwara 1947, in which she appears.
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Key facts
- Preity Zinta appears in the film Batwara 1947.
- She said “You Can’t Control What Happens” about the film’s failure.
- She made the comment in reaction to the film’s failure.
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