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Mamta buys house in Bahrain

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,February 24 2010]

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Mamta Mohandas has bought a new apartment in Bahrain. The ‘Sivapathigaram’ girl moved to Telugu and Malayalam after not able to gain any ground in Kollywood. She did a cameo in ‘Kuselan. Even the much delayed but curiously awaited ‘Guru En Aalu’ failed. So the actress started concentrating on other languages.

She even tried singing and is fairly successful at it, including some respected awards for her singing in films.

Now will the new home in Bahrain make her shift base? Not immediately. She may be happy to acquire her own home at the place where she was born and brought up, but with career booming in her mother tongue Malayalam, Mamta will be here around for more time.

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