Mrunal Thakur’s look in her next, a Telugu film reminds of yesteryear superstar, Madhubala

Mrunal Thakur, who was last seen in an extended cameo in Kartik Aaryan’s crime thriller Dhamaka, will next be seen debuting in a Telugu film opposite south sensation Dulquer Salmaan. Produced by Swapna Cinema, the film is being directed by...

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Updated At : 01:32 PM Mar 26, 2022 IST

What’s interesting is that the actress’ look from the film bears a striking resemblance with the yesteryear superstar, Madhubala!

Mrunal seems to love the attention. The actress says, “It’s an honour to be told that I resemble one of the most beautiful actresses, Madhubala ji. This film just got a whole lot special for me after being associated with such a legendary actor. Really look forward to this one and I hope that my fans love the film as much as we loved making it.”

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