Recently, the 26-year-old star, who was also nominated in the same category for his film "Mirzya," said that the actor-singer has already featured in a Hindi movie before "Udta Punjab" and several regional projects and hence should not have been considered for the debut award.
Taking to Twitter, Harshvardhan wrote, "Love you to sir, have lots of respect for you and your body of work sorry if I said anything that came out wrong @diljitdosanjh @AnilKapoor."
On one hand where, Harshvardhan was seemingly upset with Diljit's win, the Punjabi actor told PTI in an interview that he is not hurt by the comments the newcomer made.
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