Actors Gossips: There may be a limit Urmila Matondkar on trolls calling her husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir terrorist

Actors Gossips: There may be a limit Urmila Matondkar on trolls calling her husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir terrorist

Calling the constant troll attacks on her husband and his family 'unfortunate', Urmila avered, "There may be a limit to where it should go..."

Actor Urmila Matondkar, who recently joined the Shiv Sena, on December 18, spoke about how her husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir whom she married in 2016 and his family has constantly been attacked by trolls. 

In addition to the present, Urmila also spoke about how cyber miscreants vandalized her Wikipedia page to vary her parents' names thereon. 

Last year, Urmila's Wikipedia was attacked repeatedly to update it with unverified claims stating the actress had converted to Islam post her marriage Mohsin which she had changed her name to 'Mariyam Akhtar Mir' post the marriage. 

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Calling the constant troll attacks on her husband and his family 'unfortunate', Urmila avered, "He was called a terrorist, a Pakistani. I mean, there's a limit to where it should go..."

Besides all this, during a conversation with Mojo Story, Urmila said, "They (trolls) have even infiltrated my Wikipedia page and that they have gone and put my mother's name as Rukhsana Ahmed and my father's name as Shivinder Singh, two citizenries who must be living somewhere in India but i do not know of. My father's name is Shrikant Matondkar and my mother's name is Sunita Matondkar."

"To top it all, my husband isn't only a Muslim but a Kashmiri Muslim. We both follow our religions in an equally staunch way. That gave them a much bigger platform to troll me and constantly target him and his family. it had been very unfortunate,” she added.

During her conversation with the web portal, Urmila said that she isn't thick-skinned. He said, "I do not have a skin but i feel sensitivity is one among the strongest points of a lady. having the ability to possess that compassion, that empathy which sensitivity is what makes me a lady ."

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