Bollywood actor-turned-politician Urmila Matondkar, who unsuccessfully contested the 2019 Lok Sabha elections on a Congress ticket, joined the Shiv Sena on Tuesday.
“Chal mere sang sang. lele duniya ke rang .ho ja rangeela re,” tweeted the 46-year-old actor as she penned the lyrics of the title song. Full Story..
As Navratri begins from today, veteran actors urged people to stay at home and celebrate the nine-day long festival with their loved ones as the coronavirus continues to spread.
Amid speculation that the Shiv Sena might be her next choice after quitting the Congress recently, actress-turned-politician Urmila Matondkar on Tuesday sought to put such reports to rest, saying she is not joining any political party.
Actor-turned-politician Urmila Matondkar resigned from the party on Tuesday citing inaction on the part of “key functionaries of Mumbai Congress” for the “betterment of the organisation”.
Congress’ Mumbai-North Lok Sabha seat candidate Urmila Matondkar on Thursday alleged that there was a mismatch in signatures on an electronic voting machine (EVM) form.
Urmila Matondkar, the star of 90s hit Hindi films like “Rangeela”, “Daud” and “Judaai”, is contesting the Lok Sabha election but says she isn’t approaching politics as a star and would rather be known as people’s representative.
Congress candidate from North Mumbai Urmila Matondkar on Monday termed a complaint filed against her as “bogus” and “baseless” and said that she “believes” and “respects” Hinduism.
The Congress on Friday announced that it will field actress Urmila Matondkar from Mumbai North Parliamentary constituency of Maharashtra in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections.
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