'Rangeela made time stand still': Urmila Matondkar credits film's relatability; says it arrived when Bollywood was 'obsessed wth Switzerland'
Urmila Matondkar reflects on 'Rangeela's' enduring appeal as it returns to cinemas. She attributes the cult classic's success to its relatable, heartfelt story about ambition, not just nostalgia. Matondkar, who credits the film as a career turning point, believes its timeless narrative and emotional honesty resonate deeply with audiences, even after three decades, and welcomes the idea of a remake.
Urmila Matondkar reflects on 'Rangeela's' enduring appeal as it returns to cinemas. She attributes the cult classic's success to its relatable, heartfelt story about ambition, not just nostalgia. Matondkar, who credits the film as a career turning point, believes its timeless narrative and emotional honesty resonate deeply with audiences, even after three decades, and welcomes the idea of a remake.
