Mameta Kulkarni has embarked on a spiritual journey. The actress has renounced brightness and glamor and assumed a new identity of ‘Mai Mameta Nand Giri.
Mameta Kulkarni has been honored with the title of Mahamondaleshwar. He even made his own Pind Daan, a symbolic ritual that means the resignation of worldly ties.
For not versed, Kinnar Akhara is a spiritual order established by Eunucos and functions under the Juna Akhara, one of the greatest and most prominent Akharas of Hinduism.
While Mameta Kulkarni made a significant movement in her life, let’s deepen her trip: exploring her personal life, debut project, the 5 best films, her final film and the reasons behind her decision to get away from the performance.
Personal life
Born in 1972, Mameta Kulkarni never married. Over the years, there were rumors that linked her to Vicky Goswami. Several reports also stated that the two were married.
In a sincere conversation with Times from India Last year, Mameta Kulkarni ruled out these speculations, labeling them as “completely false.”
Mameta Kulkarni said: “People should be more aware of talking negatively about someone than they know little or nothing. For example, rumors on tabloids about Mamta Kulkarni are married to Vicky Goswami are completely false: I’m not married to anyone because I have never had time for that. “
She added: “I sincerely ask the people who stop using titles such as ‘husband’ or ‘wife’ in relation to me. I don’t know what else to say about these unfounded rumors. Some suggest that they should follow legal actions or send warnings, but not I intend to do it. ”
Debut project
Mamta Kulkarni made his debut in 1991 with the movie Tamil Nanbargal. In the director of Shoba Chandrasekhar, Mameta matched in front of Neeraj. Curiously, Nanbargal Then it was remade in Hindi as Mere dil tere liyewhich served as the entrance of Mameta Kulkarni in Bollywood.
Top 5 movies
1. Tyrangaa
Mameta Kulkarni was part of the iconic patriotic film Tirangaa, directed by Mehul Kumar. The film featured Raaj Kumar and Nana Patekar in main roles, with Mameta Kulkarni playing a secondary role as Varun’s love interest (played by Harish Kumar).
2. Karan Arjun
Don’t call yourself Bollywood fan, if you can’t remember Rakhee Gulzar saying: “Mere Karan Arjun Ayenge.” In the film headed by Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan, Mameta Kulkarni played the role of Bindiya, Arjun’s love interest (played by Shah Rukh Khan).
3. Kabhie Tum Kabhie Hum
This was the last Hindi movie by Mamta Kulkarni. Charuhas Shidore, Anjan Srivastav and Vijayendra Ghatge were also seen in director Roop Dutta Naik.
4. AASHIQ AWARA
This romantic drama marked the advance of Mamta Kulkarni in Bollywood. The Umesh Mehra movie also introduced Saif Ali Khan.
5. Baazi
Directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, this film introduced Aamir Khan in the main role. Mameta Kulkarni played Rajashwari, Aamir’s love interest. His chemistry at the point made this movie a must.
Last movie
After more than a decade of delivering successful projects, Mameta Kulkarni said goodbye to the performance in 2003. His final appearance was in the film Bengalí Shesh bongsodhar. Directed by Abhijit Sen, the film also introduced Victor Banerjee, Ronit Roy, Anuradha Roy, Chinmoy Roy and Rituparna Senguta in fundamental roles.
Why did Mameta Kulkarni be left?
Mameta Kulkarni, in a conversation with IansHe opened about his decision.
“The reason for me to leave India was spirituality. In 1996, I leaned towards spirituality and during that time I met Guru Gagan Giri Maharaj. After his arrival, my interest in spirituality increased after which my began Penance. However, I think Bollywood gave me a name and also fame.
“From 2000 to 2012, I kept penance. I was in Dubai for many years, where I lived on a two bedroom floor and remained celibacy for 12 years, “added Mameta Kulkarni.
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