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Urmila Matondkar

Urmila Matondkar Image Source : Wikipedia
  • Born 4 February 1974
  • Place of Birth Mumbai
  • Occupation Presenter, Actor
  • Spouse Mohsin Akhtar Mir (2016)
  • Education Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya, Ruparel College
  • Years active 1977-present

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ABOUT Urmila Matondkar

Urmila Matondkar: A Versatile Career in Cinema and Beyond Urmila Matondkar, born February 4, 1974, is a celebrated Indian actress and politician known for her diverse film roles and impactful contributions to the entertainment industry. Her career, spanning several decades, showcases remarkable versatility across Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, and Tamil cinema. Matondkar's career began with a child role in Karm (1977) and gained momentum with Masoom (1983). She transitioned to lead roles, achieving commercial success in Chanakyan (1989) and Narsimha (1991). The pivotal role in Ram Gopal Varma's Rangeela (1995) propelled her to stardom, establishing her as a versatile and captivating performer. Subsequent successes include Judaai (1997), Satya (1998), Khoobsurat (1999), and Jungle (2000). Her performances in South Indian films like Thacholi Varghese Chekavar, Antham, Gaayam, Indian, and Anaganaga Oka Roju further solidified her pan-Indian appeal. Matondkar's willingness to embrace diverse roles is evident in her portrayal of intense characters in psychological thrillers and horror films such as Kaun, Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya, Bhoot, and Ek Hasina Thi. She also collaborated with independent filmmakers, showcasing her range in films like Tehzeeb, Pinjar, Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara, and Bas Ek Pal. Her more recent work includes the Marathi film Ajoba (2014). Beyond acting, Matondkar remains active in humanitarian work and advocates for women and children's rights. Her appearances as a judge on reality shows like Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa and DID Super Moms reflect her continued engagement with the entertainment world. Her iconic roles and commitment to diverse projects have cemented her legacy as a significant figure in Indian cinema.

Urmila Matondkar FILMS AND CREDITS

Previous Movies Upcoming Movies
  • Smile Please
  • Smile Please

    ( 2019 )

  • Tiwari
  • Tiwari

    ( Not Final )

  • Blackmail
  • Blackmail

    ( 2018 )

  • Adaab Dawood Ibrahim Bol Raha Hoon
  • Adaab Dawood Ibrahim Bol Raha Hoon

    ( Not Final )

  • Ajoba
  • Ajoba

    ( 2014 )

  • Delhi Safari
  • Delhi Safari

    ( 2012 )

  • Hridaynath
  • Hridaynath

    ( 2012 )

  • Shabri
  • Shabri

    ( 2011 )

  • Not a Love Story
  • Not a Love Story

    ( 2011 )

  • Aasaipadugiren
  • Aasaipadugiren

    ( 2011 )

  • EMI: Liya Hai To Chukana Padega
  • EMI: Liya Hai To Chukana Padega

    ( 2008 )

  • Karzzzz
  • Karzzzz

    ( 2008 )

  • Speed
  • Speed

    ( 2007 )

  • Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag
  • Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag

    ( 2007 )

  • Bas Ek Pal
  • Bas Ek Pal

    ( 2006 )

  • Banaras
  • Banaras

    ( 2006 )

  • I Did Not Kill Gandhi
  • I Did Not Kill Gandhi

    ( 2005 )

  • Naina
  • Naina

    ( 2005 )

  • Ek Hasina Thi
  • Ek Hasina Thi

    ( 2004 )

  • Tehzeeb
  • Tehzeeb

    ( 2003 )

  • Pinjar
  • Pinjar

    ( 2003 )

  • Bhoot
  • Bhoot

    ( 2003 )

  • Deewangee
  • Deewangee

    ( 2002 )

  • Om Jai Jagadish
  • Om Jai Jagadish

    ( 2002 )

  • Company
  • Company

    ( 2002 )

  • Lajja
  • Lajja

    ( 2001 )

  • Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya...
  • Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya...

    ( 2001 )

  • Deewane
  • Deewane

    ( 2000 )

  • Kunwara
  • Kunwara

    ( 2000 )

  • Jungle
  • Jungle

    ( 2000 )

  • Tumhare Liye
  • Tumhare Liye

    ( 1999 )

  • Khoobsurat
  • Khoobsurat

    ( 1999 )

  • Dillagi
  • Dillagi

    ( 1999 )

  • Mast
  • Mast

    ( 1999 )

  • Hum Tum Pe Marte Hain
  • Hum Tum Pe Marte Hain

    ( 1999 )

  • Jaanam Samjha Karo
  • Jaanam Samjha Karo

    ( 1999 )

  • Kaun?
  • Kaun?

    ( 1999 )

  • Kudrat
  • Kudrat

    ( 1998 )

  • China Gate
  • China Gate

    ( 1998 )

  • Chhota Chetan
  • Chhota Chetan

    ( 1998 )

  • Choodalani Vundi
  • Choodalani Vundi

    ( 1998 )

  • Satya
  • Satya

    ( 1998 )

  • Anaganaga Oka Roju
  • Anaganaga Oka Roju

    ( 1997 )

  • Aflatoon
  • Aflatoon

    ( 1997 )

  • Daud: Fun on the Run
  • Daud: Fun on the Run

    ( 1997 )

  • Mere Sapno Ki Rani
  • Mere Sapno Ki Rani

    ( 1997 )

  • Judaai
  • Judaai

    ( 1997 )

  • Asha Bhosle: Raat Shabnami
  • Asha Bhosle: Raat Shabnami

    ( 1997 )

  • Shikaar
  • Shikaar

    ( 1996 )

  • Indian
  • Indian

    ( 1996 )

  • Thacholi Varghese Chekavar
  • Thacholi Varghese Chekavar

    ( 1995 )

  • Money Money
  • Money Money

    ( 1995 )

  • Rangeela
  • Rangeela

    ( 1995 )

  • Kanoon
  • Kanoon

    ( 1994 )

  • Tejasvini
  • Tejasvini

    ( 1994 )

  • Aa Gale Lag Jaa
  • Aa Gale Lag Jaa

    ( 1994 )

  • Bedardi
  • Bedardi

    ( 1993 )

  • Bible Ki Kahaniyan
  • Bible Ki Kahaniyan

    ( 1993–1995 )

  • Gaayam
  • Gaayam

    ( 1993 )

  • Shreemaan Aashique
  • Shreemaan Aashique

    ( 1993 )

  • Drohi
  • Drohi

    ( 1992 )

  • Antham
  • Antham

    ( 1992 )

  • Chamatkar
  • Chamatkar

    ( 1992 )

  • Narasimha
  • Narasimha

    ( 1991 )

  • Indradhanush
  • Indradhanush

    ( 1989 )

  • Chanakyan
  • Chanakyan

    ( 1989 )

  • Bade Ghar Ki Beti
  • Bade Ghar Ki Beti

    ( 1989 )

  • Titliyan
  • Titliyan

    ( 1989–1990 )

  • Ek Bhool
  • Ek Bhool

    ( 1988–1989 )

  • Durghatna
  • Durghatna

    ( 1988 )

  • Range Haath
  • Range Haath

    ( 1988 )

  • Zindagi
  • Zindagi

    ( 1987 )

  • Dacait
  • Dacait

    ( 1987 )

  • Janjaal
  • Janjaal

    ( 1987 )

  • Naqli Chehra
  • Naqli Chehra

    ( 1987 )

  • Katha Sagar
  • Katha Sagar

    ( 1986 )

  • Tumhare Saharey
  • Tumhare Saharey

    ( 1986 )

  • Kaala Sindoor
  • Kaala Sindoor

    ( 1986 )

  • Sur Sangam
  • Sur Sangam

    ( 1985 )

  • Scandal
  • Scandal

    ( 1985 )

  • Bhavna
  • Bhavna

    ( 1984 )

  • Masoom
  • Masoom

    ( 1983 )

  • Khuda Hafiz
  • Khuda Hafiz

    ( 1983 )

  • Kalyug
  • Kalyug

    ( 1981 )

  • Sansar
  • Sansar

    ( 1980 )

  • Zaakol
  • Zaakol

    ( 1980 )

  • Karm
  • Karm

    ( 1977 )

Image Source : IMDB & Wikipedia

Urmila Matondkar AWARDS

Awards
  • Best Actress
  • The Annual Kalakar Awards for Best Actress - 2004 Bhoot

  • Best Actress - Movie
  • The Apsara Film Producers Guild Awards for Best Actress - Movie - 2004 Bhoot

  • Best Actress
  • The Bollywood Awards for Best Actress - 2006 I Did Not Kill Gandhi

  • Best Actress
  • The Bollywood Awards for Best Actress - 2004 Bhoot

  • Best Sensational Role - Female
  • The Bollywood Awards for Best Sensational Role - Female - 2002 Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya...

  • Best Actress - Critics
  • The Filmfare Awards for Best Actress - Critics - 2004 Bhoot

  • Best Supporting Actress
  • The Nandi Awards for Best Supporting Actress - 1993 Gaayam

  • Smita Patil Memorial Award
  • The Priyadarshni Academy Awards for Smita Patil Memorial Award - 2004

  • Outstanding Performance of the Year
  • The Sansui Viewer's Choice Awards for Outstanding Performance of the Year - 2004 Bhoot

  • Best Actress
  • The Screen Awards, IN for Best Actress - 2004 Bhoot

  • Best Actress
  • The Zee Cine Awards for Best Actress - 2004 Bhoot

Image Source : IMDB & Wikipedia

URMILA MATONDKAR NEWS

Urmila Matondkar reveals she wore Jackie Shroff’s vest in Rangeela's 'Tanha Tanha'. Watch

October 02, 2021 9:01 am

Urmila Matondkar will grace Zee Comedy Show this weekend. The actor will reveal several stories from her iconic film Rangeela.

Madhuri Dixit celebrates 30 years of Saajan with Urmila Matondkar on Dance Deewane, perform 'Tu Shayar Hai'

August 31, 2021 10:18 am

Madhuri Dixit and Urmila Matondkar will share the screen space in the upcoming episode of Dance Deewane. Madhuri also celebrated 30 years of Saajan, which co-starred Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt on the show.

Ram Gopal Varma shares throwback picture from sets of Kalyug, asks fans to identify child actor

June 19, 2021 9:40 am

The photo shared by RGV is from the film Kalyug. Released in 1981, it was a crime thriller directed by Shyam Benegal and produced by Shashi Kapoor.

Manoj Bajpayee, Ayushmann Khurrana, Urmila Matondkar pray for Dilip Kumar's health: 'Wishing a speedy recovery to our great legend'

June 06, 2021 6:18 pm

Dilip Kumar has been admitted to Khar Hinduja hospital due to breathlessness.

Urmila Matondkar shares her 'mangalsutra moment', writes loved-up post for husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir

March 03, 2021 5:04 pm

Urmila Matondkar and husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir shared loved-up posts on fifth wedding anniversary. The couple married in 2016.

Urmila Matondkar: 'Don't regret my association with Congress'

December 24, 2020 10:55 am

"I don't want to become a leader who just sits in AC rooms and tweets...I know what I have to do and how to do and I will keep learning," Urmila said.

Matondkar’s Instagram account hacked Crime Branch Cyber Cell registers FIR

December 22, 2020 3:57 am

Matondkar had lodged a complaint on December 16 after her Instagram account was hacked by unknown miscreants.

Urmila Matondkar's Instagram account hacked, actor files FIR with Maharashtra Cyber

December 16, 2020 9:12 pm

Matondkar took to Twitter to report that her Instagram profile was compromised after she responded to a direct message (DM) on the photo-video sharing app.

'High time for Congress to introspect': Rajendra Darda on Urmila Matondkar joining Sena

December 02, 2020 1:50 pm

Congress leader Rajendra Darda has said actress Urmila Matondkar's move to switch over to the Shiv Sena is a loss for the Congress

Actor Urmila Matondkar formally joins Shiv Sena, says impressed with Uddhav's work as CM

December 01, 2020 11:01 pm

Urmila Matondkar, 49, who contested the 2019 Lok Sabha elections from the Mumbai North constituency on a Congress ticket, quit the party citing "petty politics" last September.

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