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Kirti Kulhari: Will mend broken hearts through art
Updated On: 10 January, 2022 07:17 AM IST | Mumbai | Mohar Basu
Set to headline her first film as producer, Kirti Kulhari on Nayeka, and the future of her stable
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Considering that producing a film is a herculean task, one may assume that Kirti Kulhari’s decision to launch her own production house must have been a calculative one. However, the Pink actor is not one to chalk out elaborate plans. “In 2020, I was talking to a friend about making my own movies. It was something that simply occurred to me, and lingered. I knew I wanted to have more to do with film-making, and be at the top as far as story-telling is concerned,” says the actor, whose stable Kintsukuroi Films is inspired by a Japanese word that refers to the art of mending broken pottery with gold. “I want to mend broken hearts through art,” she says.
The house’s first product is Nayeka, helmed by Ajaykiran Nair, which tells the tale of an aspiring female actor who gets entangled in a serious crime. “When Vashisht Upadhyay [producer], first brought the film to me in January 2021. I was immediately on board to act in it. It was deferred due to Covid. When we picked up the conversation in October again, I had a production house, and the original producers agreed to join hands with me.”
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