'My association with the Congress party began almost four decades ago when I was a student and whenever I contested, it was only under the Congress banner and I always won. So, if the party wishes that I contest, I will not say no,' said Jagadish to IANS.
During the 2011 Kerala assembly polls, Jagadish was the most sought after campaigner of the Congress-led United Democratic Front candidates and he managed to reach out to maximum people.
'I have come to know from reliable sources that the party is considering fielding me. If I get a call, I will certainly accept it and there is no going back on it,' said Jagadish, who has acted in over 350 films and also is a popular TV actor.
Starting his career as a Commerce lecturer in late 1980s and after doubling up as a teacher as well as actor, he took leave from the college and turned full-time to acting. His wife is a professor at a state-run medical college.
Since 1984 when he acted in 'My Dear Kuttichathan', he has played the lead role in 40 films and scripted a dozen films, including 'Mazha Peyyunnu Maddalam Kottunnu' and 'Minda Poochakku Kalyanam'.
