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Actor Mamta Kulkarni turns ascetic

After enthralling her fans, film lovers and audience in various roles and characters she played, actor Mamta Kulkarni on Friday embarked on a spiritual journey by renouncing her worldly life and assuming a new identity of ‘Mai Mamta Nand Giri’,...

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Mahakumbh Nagar (UP), Updated At : 06:30 AM Jan 25, 2025 IST

Mamta Kulkarni. File photo

After enthralling her fans, film lovers and audience in various roles and characters she played, actor Mamta Kulkarni on Friday embarked on a spiritual journey by renouncing her worldly life and assuming a new identity of ‘Mai Mamta Nand Giri’, the Uttar Pradesh Government said.

In a statement, the UP government said in the ongoing Maha Kumbh, Kulkarni first took ‘sanyas’ in the Kinnar Akhara and then she got a new name ‘Mai Mamta Nand Giri’ in the same akhara.

After performing ‘Pind Daan’, the Kinnar Akhara performed her pattabhishek (consecration ceremony).

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