Urmila Matodkar Makes Her Digital Debut With An Emotional Mother-Daughter Story 'Tiwari'

Bollywood actress Urmila Matondkar, who gave great performances in films like Rangeela, Satya, Ek Haseena Thi, Bhoot, Kaun, Pinjar and many more films, is all set to debut on a digital platform. The actress will make a comeback with a thriller titled Tiwari, directed by Saurabh Varma and produced by Content Engineers. Check out her raw and intriguing look from Tiwari here - Urmila will be seen playing the titular role in the web series, which is set in a small town and has an emotional mother-daughter story at the core of it. The makers released a poster today, and Urmila’s transformation is what we loved here. The thriller has the actress doing gritty action, for which she has been training rigorously for the last six months. Urmila will be seen in a completely different avatar in the show.

Talking about Tiwari, Urmila Matondkar says, "This one offered me characters and a story arc that were challenging as a performer and things that I haven’t attempted so far. Written and created by a team of young writers, the team managed to keep me hooked till the end while narrating it. What I liked the most about the story is that, at its core, it’s an emotional mother-daughter story, but at the same time, it has everything from drama to action to some thrilling twists and turns. I can’t wait to start shooting."

Filmmaker Saurabh Varma shares, "The kind of varied graph Tiwari, aka Urmila’s character, has in the show, we really couldn’t think of anyone else but Urmila. As a filmmaker and as a studio, we intend to create clean, entertaining content that can be watched with the whole family, globally. Tiwari is something that has been loved as a script by all age groups and fits the bill in totality."

Utpaal Acharya, CEO, Content Engineers says, "As a studio, our focus is totally on content, and knowing the repertoire of Urmila, we surely wanted her to be associated with something new for her as well as her fans. It’s amazing to see her so committed to the craft even after all these years."