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'I Was In Dubai For A Show': Mandakini Recalls Controversy Over Photograph With Dawood Ibrahim In Sharjah Stadium

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 16: Veteran actress Mandakini has opened up about the controversial photograph of her with underworld don Dawood Ibrahim that surfaced years ago, clarifying that she was not invited by him and that she had travelled to Dubai for a show before attending a cricket match where the photograph was taken. Speaking to ANI in an exclusive interview, Mandakini said…

'I Was In Dubai For A Show': Mandakini Recalls Controversy Over Photograph With Dawood Ibrahim In Sharjah Stadium

Veteran actress Mandakini has addressed the controversy surrounding a photograph of her with underworld figure Dawood Ibrahim, taken at the Sharjah Stadium. Speaking to ANI, Mandakini clarified that she was not invited by Dawood Ibrahim and had traveled to Dubai for a show before attending a cricket match where the photograph was taken. She stated that she did not realize the significance of the photograph at the time.

The controversy, which gained widespread attention and led to speculation, had a significant impact on Mandakini's film career. She revealed that the incident resulted in a lot of damage and that she later realized the importance of having a team to handle such matters. Mandakini denied the rumors and addressed them wherever she encountered them.

Mandakini began her career with the lead role in the 1980 film 'Ram Teri Ganga Maili,' directed by Raj Kapoor. The film was a major success and established her as a prominent actress during that era. She went on to appear in over 75 films during her career, working alongside many leading actors such as Anil Kapoor, Mithun Chakraborty, and Govinda.

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