Nikita Dutta to debut in Marathi film Industry with 'Gharat Ganpati'

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Updated At : 03:09 PM Nov 11, 2022 IST

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Actress Nikita Dutta was seen in Bollywood films such as The Big Bull and Kabir Singh. She will now make a debut in Marathi cinema with an upcoming film Gharat Ganpati.

Being a non-Maharashtrian and yet making the cut, Nikita says, “I am looking forward to carving a separate niche for myself in the industry. This film is really close to my heart, as I have learnt a lot while working on it. I hope the audience loves it”.

Her film Rocket Gang, a fantasy-comedy dance drama directed by Bosco Leslie Martis, produced by Zee Studios, is scheduled to release on November 11.

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