Actress Mugda Godse went to the MMCC in Pune. She says, “I studied commerce. I remember, when I entered college, I wanted to do every thing at one go – study, party and have boys friends. I had a handful of friends who were my partners in crime for fun and work. My friends and I worked for some extra money so that we could be more indulgent.
I did odd jobs like selling oil or doing a survey at petrol pumps. We’d make Rs 100 a day. Coming from a middle class family, I had a nominal pocket money of Rs 300 a month. The extra money was used to take care of our so called ‘lavish fun’. While movies occupied most of our free time, we also enjoyed lunching outside, and sometimes even having beer in the afternoon! Afternoon discos, and hanging out at Vaishali, a famous place on Pune’s FC Road was another passtime.
Sometimes we’d get hold of studious kids to gain entry into the british library, where we’d chill for hours. There is loads of lukhagiri to talk about. Mass-bunking and going for coffee instead”.
