Mamta Kulkarni on Bollywood Comeback After Becoming Mahamandaleshwar of Kinnar Akhada

Bollywood Mascot: Mamta Kulkarni, who was once a prominent face in Bollywood, has recently made waves after becoming the Mahamandaleshwar of the Kinnar Akhada. Known for her roles in films like Karan Arjun and Tiranga, Mamta’s transition from a Bollywood actress to a religious leader has shocked many. After 23 years of absence from the film industry, the big question that arises is whether she plans to make a return to the world of cinema.

In an exclusive interview, Mamta made it clear that she will not be returning to Bollywood. Reflecting on her journey, she explained that she cannot even imagine acting in films again. “Returning to films is out of the question for me. Becoming the Mahamandaleshwar of the Kinnar Akhada after 23 years of spiritual dedication feels like winning an Olympic medal,” Mamta said.

When asked why she chose to become a part of the Kinnar Akhada, she revealed that this community offers her complete freedom to express herself without restrictions. “In the Akhada, I am free to wear any clothes, attend any events, and even take up any role I desire. It is a place where I can be my true self,” she shared.

Mamta’s Bollywood career began in 1991 with the film Mera Dil Tere Liye, which catapulted her to fame. She continued to rise in the industry with successful films like Tiranga, Krantiveer, and Karan Arjun. Her last film appearance was in the 2002 release Tum Kabhi Hum The, after which she left the industry to explore other avenues.

Now, with her transformation into a spiritual leader, Mamta is focused on her new role within the Kinnar Akhada, where she embraces her position as a respected figure. While her fans still remember her for her iconic roles, Mamta has firmly decided that her future lies in spirituality rather than cinema.

Mamta’s decision to become a Mahamandaleshwar marks a significant turning point in her life, as she now prioritizes her spiritual journey over a potential Bollywood comeback.