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Rites Of Passage
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| Photograph by Joy Datta, Make-up and hair by Audrey Faria. Blue off-shoulder jewel blouse, by Tarun Tahiliani, at Ensemble; hand painted and embellished jeans, by Anil Nanda, at Fuel; black jadau earrings, at Jaipur Gems; globe, at Souvenirs. All in Mumbai. | |||||||||||
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Published: Volume 12, September-October 2004
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o Innocent kid sister in the award-winning
Marathi film, Doghi.
o Victorious protagonist of Daayraa, winner of the French Grand Prix Award. o Brave mother figure to Hrithik Roshan in Mission Kashmir. o Thoroughly Modern Miss in Dil Chahta Hai, opposite Saif Ali Khan. o Aishwarya Rai's best buddy in Gurinder Chadha's Bride and Prejudice. o Omar Sharif's impetuous granddaughter in an untitled Italian production. The difficult to slot, 29-year-old Sonali Kulkarni is adept at reinventing her screen persona and basks in the discovery. "I just can't be bracketed," she smiles, "I can become whatever a director wants me to be. Anywhere." A case of the world in her palm?
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