Urmila Jagtap (born June 19) is an Indian film actress known for her work in Hindi, Marathi, and Malayalam films. With acting running in her veins, she began her career in theater. Coming from a Maharashtrian family, her passion for acting shines through on screen. She has appeared exclusively as a protagonist in movies, web shows, and commercials.
In 2022, Urmila made a striking debut with the role of a 70s girl in the period film “Raudra,” a film that not only showcased her versatility but also earned her widespread acclaim. Her portrayal was marked by its complexity and emotional depth, ultimately garnering her the Best Actress Award at the Esteemed Sakal Premier Award Show and the Best Debut Actress Award at the Ambarnath International Film Festival.
Expanding her repertoire beyond traditional cinema, Urmila recently ventured into the digital realm with her first Hindi web film, “Simple SI Love Story,” streamed on a popular YouTube channel. This move not only underscores her adaptability but also reinforces her connection with a broader audience. Urmila’s portrait is soon to be released and the director of this movie is Gajandra Ahire.
As her career continues to unfold, Urmila Jagtap remains a beacon of talent and dedication in Indian entertainment. Her ability to connect authentically with audiences through diverse roles ensures her enduring recognition as an actress of remarkable caliber.
Following her successful debut, Urmila continued to make waves in the industry with diverse projects. In 2023, she collaborated with director Sujay Dahake in “Shyamchi Aai,” delivering a nuanced performance in a pivotal role. Her impact wasn’t limited to feature films alone; she also made a notable impression in regional cinema with roles in films like “Subhedar,” earning praise despite the brevity of her appearances.
Looking ahead, Urmila’s upcoming projects promise to further cement her status as a powerhouse performer. Her role in the upcoming Malayalam-Marathi bilingual “Reelstar Film” is highly anticipated for its unique narrative and multilingual appeal, slated for release in 2024.