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LSE graduate left London job, entered Bollywood and replaced Katrina Kaif

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By BynamelyWritten by AI from 1 report

Hindustan Times reported that an LSE graduate left a high‑paying London job to work in Bollywood, took over a role previously held by Katrina Kaif, and later left films to build a hit chat show. The graduate recently returned to acting in Zoya Akhtar’s The Archies, playing the mother of Agastya Nanda.

Why it matters

Fans of Katrina Kaif may note that a role she once held has been taken over by a new entrant to Bollywood.

Key facts

  1. Hindustan Times reported an LSE graduate left a high‑paying London job to work in Bollywood.
  2. The graduate replaced Katrina Kaif in a Bollywood project.
  3. The graduate later left films to develop a hit chat show.
  4. The graduate made an acting comeback in Zoya Akhtar’s The Archies (2023) as Agastya Nanda’s mother.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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