Amruta on a new planet
Continuing a string of 18 years in Tinseltown, alternating between Hindi and Marathi cinema, actress and diva Amruta Khanvilkar seen recently in box office juggernauts like the Alia Bhatt starrer and Meghna Gulzar directed Raazi where she played Alia’s sister-in-law and the John Abraham starrer and Milap Zaveri shepherded Satyamev Jayate where she played Manoj Bajpayee’s wife, the Natrang and Autograph actress is now on a new planet.
Sources close to the actress confirm that she is into a business venture extending her wings to cover more facets of the entertainment industry. “She is planning to take both movie industries – Bollywood as well as the Marathi moviedom by starting her own start-up which may include diet, yoga and a possible spa. She wants to better the way the Marathi industry is looked at and bring actors on par with the ones in Bollywood as well as the Tamil as well as the Telugu industries where actors are huge stars and can draw audiences on their own merit,” says a source.
Quiz her and she says, “Talent cannot be hidden forever. But it needs to come out one day. You will hear from me soon,” she chuckles.
How the former Nach Baliye winner will manage that remains to be seen.
Continuing a string of 18 years in Tinseltown, alternating between Hindi and Marathi cinema, actress and diva Amruta Khanvilkar seen recently in box office juggernauts like the Alia Bhatt starrer and Meghna Gulzar directed Raazi where she played Alia’s sister-in-law and the John Abraham starrer and Milap Zaveri shepherded Satyamev Jayate where she played Manoj Bajpayee’s wife, the Natrang and Autograph actress is now on a new planet.
Sources close to the actress confirm that she is into a business venture extending her wings to cover more facets of the entertainment industry. “She is planning to take both movie industries – Bollywood as well as the Marathi moviedom by starting her own start-up which may include diet, yoga and a possible spa. She wants to better the way the Marathi industry is looked at and bring actors on par with the ones in Bollywood as well as the Tamil as well as the Telugu industries where actors are huge stars and can draw audiences on their own merit,” says a source.
Quiz her and she says, “Talent cannot be hidden forever. But it needs to come out one day. You will hear from me soon,” she chuckles.
How the former Nach Baliye winner will manage that remains to be seen.
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