Urmila Matondkar: This 90's Interview Hints She Was Destined To Be A Politician All Along
A throwback interview of Urmila Matondkar from the 90's is doing the rounds on social media and it gives hints that she was destined to become a politician all along.
A
throwback
interview
of
Urmila
Matondkar
from
the
90's
is
doing
the
rounds
on
social
media
and
it
gives
hints
that
she
was
destined
to
become
a
politician
all
along.
The
actress
was
then
pursuing
B.A
in
Philosophy
and
stated
that
she
sincerely
wants
to
pursue
B.A
in
Psychology
instead
but
has
no
time
due
to
work
commitments.
When
the
interviewer
asked
why
she's
so
keen
in
pyschology,
Urmila
Matondkar
gave
a
reply
that
fits
well
as
a
politician.
Check
it
out
below...
I
Want
To
Pursue
Psychology
To
Connect
With
People,
To
Know
Their
Likes
&
Dislikes
"Be
it
acting
or
psychology,
I
always
wanted
to
connect
with
people
and
know
what
they
like
and
dislike.
Since
I
am
an
actor
I
am
able
to
connect
with
people.
Basically
my
interest
in
knowing
people's
views
and
know
their
thinking
process
might
be
the
reason
I
always
wanted
to
pursue
psychology," said
Urmila
Matondkar
in
the
2
decade
old
interview.
Coming
To
The
Present
Day
On
Why
She
Joined
Politics...
As
soon
as
she
joined
Congress,
Urmila
Matondkar
was
asked
what
made
her
to
join
politics,
for
which
she
replied,
"If
one
wants
to
see
the
change
one
has
to
do
something
about
it.
Be
the
change
that
you
want
to
see!
I
have
taken
this
step,
and
if
given
a
chance,
(I
will)
bring
about
a
change
in
things
I
see
lacking."
Urmila
Matondkar
Confident
Of
Winning
The
Election
The
Rangeela
actress
stated
that
she's
confident
of
defeating
sitting
BJP
MP
Gopal
Shetty
from
the
Mumbai
North
constituency
and
said,
"I
have
never
left
anything
incomplete...
be
it
studies
or
career.
The
decision
to
join
politics
was
well
thought
of
and
I
will
give
more
than
100
per
cent
to
it.
My
intentions
are
clear,' she
said.
BJP
Is
Alert
About
Urmila
Matondkar's
Candidacy
While
Urmila
Matondkar
is
considered
a
novice
in
Indian
politics,
the
BJP
is
alert
to
the
fact
that
Govinda
(Congress)
defeated
Ram
Naik
(BJP)
during
the
2004
Lok
Sabha
elections
and
earned
the
nickname
'giant
killer'.
The
Congress
hopes
to
repeat
the
same
in
the
2019
Lok
Sabha
elections
and
this
time
with
Urmila
Matondkar.
The
results
of
the
elections
will
be
announced
on
May
23,
2019.