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Famous Kulkarnis

Let us make categories here like Kulkarnis in politics, academia, etc. Tkul 02:38, 19 November 2006 (UTC)tkul[reply]

We need contributions. I can only think of Mamta :).

The famous marathi saint 'Sant' Dnyaneshwar the author of Dnyaneshwari was a Kulkarni. Sant Eknath was also Kulkarni.

D.S.Kulkarni - Marathi builder in Pune

Sonali Kulkarni, Mrinal Kulkarni - Actress

Mamta Kulkarni - actress;

Shri Kulkarni - Caltech Prof

Atul Kulkarni - very talented actor from stage & flim

pronounciation of Kulkarni

I believe there are two ways of pronounciation of this in marathi (one with "L" pronounced as in Lata and another one with "L" pronounced as in "shala"). Is this just a matter of pronounciation or is there any further difference in these two Kulkarnis?Tkul 02:38, 19 November 2006 (UTC)tkul[reply]