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Radhika Apte to make her directorial debut with action-fantasy Kotya

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March 08, 2025

RAdHIKA Apte is set to make her directorial debut with the actionfantasy film Kotya. The film will be produced by Vikramaditya motwane. The announcement was made as part of the CinéVCHd market lineup of the Cinevesture International Film Festival (CIFF).

Radhika Apte to make her directorial debut with action-fantasy Kotya

As per a report published in Variety, “The Hindi/marathi action-fantasy follows a young migrant sugarcane cutter who gains superpowers after a forced medical procedure and uses the

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