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Dimple Kapadia all set for her Hollywood debut

Veteran actress Dimple Kapadia has been a part of many amazing films like Bobby, Saagar, Zakhmi Aurat, Ram Lakhan, Lekin, Prahaar, Ajooba, Rudaali, and others. Now after having a career spanning of more than four decades in Bollywood, Dimple Kapadia is all set to make her Hollywood debut. The actress has been roped in to star in director Christopher Nolan’s next which is titled as Tenet.

Nolan has made some fantastic movies like The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk and others, and we have a lot of expectations from Tenet as well. Apart from Dimple Kapadia, the movie also stars John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Clémence Poésy, Michael Caine, and Kenneth Branagh.


Not just the actors, but Nolan also has some really talented people in his crew. Hoyte van Hoytema will be the DOP, Nathan Crowley will manage the production design, Jennifer Lame is the editor, costumes will be designed by Jeffrey Kurland and Andrew Jackson is the visual effects supervisor.

While actresses mainly try their hands in Hollywood in their younger days, Dimple Kapadia is surely an inspiration for many that age is just a number and you can achieve whatever you want irrespective of your age.

Tenet is slated to release on 17th July 2020.

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