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Dino Morea to reunite with Karisma Kapoor after 16 years

Hope you still remember model-turned-actor Dino Morea! His chiselled body and drool-worthy looks won millions of hearts at the beginning of the 2000s when he did films like Raaz (2002) and Gunaah (2002). However, after appearing actively in films till 2010, Dino disappeared into oblivion.

But if you missed the handsome actor all these years, we have an exciting piece of news for you. According to reports, Dino Morea is set to make his digital debut. He has been signed on to play a pivotal role in an upcoming ALTBalaji series, Mentalhood.


Produced by Ekta Kapoor, Mentalhood is about a group of independent women. Actress Karisma Kapoor will be making her digital debut too with the series. Besides her, talented actresses Sandhya Mridul and Shruti Seth are also playing significant roles in the series.

If Dino Morea is indeed a part of Mentalhood, the series will reunite him with Karisma Kapoor after a massive gap of 16 years. The duo last acted together in the Tinu Verma-directed psychological thriller Baaz: A Bird In Danger (2003).

More details are awaited.

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