10 Times Mamta Kulkarni stirred controversies

10 Times Mamta Kulkarni stirred controversies

By Entertainment Desk January 27, 2025 

Controversial Photoshoot

In 1993, Mamta sparked a major controversy by posing topless for Stardust magazine. The daring act resulted in intense backlash, threats, and legal challenges.

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Relationship with Vicky Goswami

 Mamta’s romantic involvement with Vicky Goswami, a notorious drug trafficker, placed her under legal scrutiny. In 2016, she was questioned by the police, further adding to her already controversial public image. 

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Drug case

Mamta Kulkarni was also linked to a major drug case worth Rs 2,000 crore, which emerged in 2016 when the Thane police launched an investigation into a significant trafficking operation.

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Return to India

Recently Bombay High Court quashed the FIR, citing weak evidence and a retracted statement from a co-accused. She recently returned to India after 25 years, in 2024.

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Connection with the Underworld

Mamta’s career declined in 1998 following rumors of ties to underworld don Chhota Rajan. She was removed from China Gate despite filming scenes with Naseeruddin Shah.

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Religious Conversion

Rumors suggested Mamta converted to Islam to marry Vicky Goswami, though she has publicly denied these allegations, maintaining her stance on the matter.

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Fight with Ameesha Patel

During a party once, Mamta scolded staff over meal quality, leading to Ameesha criticizing her social manners. Mamta retorted, highlighting her higher pay for a similar shoot in Mauritius.

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The Sadhvi Life

Mamta Kulkarni has embraced a life of celibacy, remaining unmarried for the past 23 years. She has chosen to distance herself from her controversial past and now leads a private life away from the spotlight.

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