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Remember Mamta?

Nikhil Dwivedi to make a film on Mamta Kulkarni
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Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:29 PM Jul 19, 2020 IST
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Known as the sex siren of the 90s, Mamta Kulkarni had a tumultuous life. Now, Nikhil Dwivedi is going to bring her character to life on the big screen with a movie that is loosely based on her story. Although Nikhil has not commented on this yet, a source claims ‘Nikhil has acquired the rights to Bilal Siddiqui’s book, The Stardust Affair, which is loosely based on the life of Mamta Kulkarni’.

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A source says, “The book will serve as the base for Nikhil’s next production and the producer will release an official announcement once all the formalities are complete.”

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