At NDA meet, former co-stars Kangana Ranaut and LJP leader Chirag Paswan reunite | Watch

The newly elected BJP MP Kangana Ranaut reunited with former co-star and Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) chief Chirag Paswan at the National Democratic Alliance Parliamentary meeting in Delhi on Friday.

The two have worked together in the 2011 movie Mile Na Mile Hum.

In a video that went viral on the internet, the actor-turned-politician shows Kangana and Chirag shaking hands and then continuing to hold them for a while. The two are also seen hugging and laughing, while other MPs around them look on.

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The 2011 movie was Chirag's only movie. It starred him as a tennis player and Kangana as the woman he falls for.

Earlier, Chirag said he was eager to meet Kangana again. “I am looking forward to meeting her. We shared a good relationship, worked in a film. We will be meeting in Parliament. I think she is a strong lady; she voices herself very articulately and I am looking forward listening to her in Parliament,” PTI quoted Paswan as saying.

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Kangana's slapgate incident

Kangana Ranaut was allegedly slapped 'in the face' by CISF constable Kulwinder Kaur at Chandigarh airport on Thursday. 

After the incident, police filed an FIR against the constable and suspended them from her job. The investigation into the matter is underway.

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Reacting to the incident after arriving in the national capital, the actress claimed that the constable hit her in the face and also abused her.

"Shocking rise in terror and violence in Punjab," said Kangana in a post on X along with a video message.

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Kaur, who belongs to a farmer's family, said that her mother was also among the protesting farmers. "Kangana made a statement that farmers were protesting in Delhi because they were paid ₹100 or ₹200," she added.