ICYMI: Urmila Matondkar Has This Masoom Pic With Naseeruddin Shah Framed At Home
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The photo appears to be close to Urmila Matondkar's heart as she appears to have kept it framed as a prized memory.
In case you missed it, Urmila Matondkar made Naseeruddin Shah's birthday a little bit extra special with a priceless throwback memory from decades ago. For those who need a reminder, Urmila Matondkar co-starred with Naseeruddin Shah as a child artist in the 1983 classic Masoom, which was a Hindi adaptation of author Erich Segal's bestselling novel Man, Woman And Child. Urmila Matondkar was cast as Naseeruddin Shah and Shabana Azmi's onscreen daughter - Urmila must have been just eight or nine years old. Sharing a favourite memory of herself from what appears to be Masoom sets, Urmila dedicated a post to Naseeruddin Shah and wrote: "Wishing you a very Happy Birthday Naseer uncle." Wishing you a very Happy Birthday Naseer uncle ❤#naseeruddinshahpic.twitter.com/zyenX6uqia The photo appears to be close to Urmila Matondkar's heart as she appears to have kept it framed as a prized memory. Here, take a look:
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