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Tejasswi Prakash is all set for her Marathi debut 'Mann Kasturi Re'

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Updated At : 10:36 PM Aug 08, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, August 8

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Tejasswi Prakash, the Big Boss 15 winner and star of the super hit series Naagin-6, is making her Marathi film debut with ‘Mann Kasturi Re’. Now, the actress has announced the release date of the movie. Mann Kasturi Re will be a great visual treat for all her fans.

Here’s her Instagram post about the movie:

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Abhinay Berde, actor-son of the late Marathi icon Laxmikant Berde, plays the male protagonist in the film. After successful hits like Ti Sadhya Kai Karte, Ashi Hi Ashique and Rampat, we are going to see him in a different role in this one.

It is an unusual love story written and directed by Sanket Mane (Marathi film Khari Biscuit writer). The movie is presented by Mumbai Movie Studio, led by Nitin Keni, who is presenting this film.

Venkat R. Atili and Mrutyunjay Kinchamvber are the producers of this film, co-produced by Nisheeta Keni and Karan Konde.

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