Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela has been subjected to a lot of trolling and criticism ever since she admitted to a man named RP, waiting in the lobby of her hotel room for over 12 hours as she had fallen asleep in her room due to fatigue. She immediately received flak from the audience as they assumed she was referring to Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant. Even after admitting that the individual was her co-star Ram Pothineni, netizens continued to tease her with Pant's name.
She went through a similar ordeal, when she was attending a pre-release event of the film Waltair Veerayya in Visakhapatnam. For the unversed, while the movie stars Ravi Teja, Chiranjeevi and Shruti Hasan, the actress features in a special dance number, Boss Party. She looked ethereal as she donned a red saree and completed her look with nude makeup and bold eye liner. She paired her outfit with long earrings and left her hair open. ALSO READ: OMG! Chiranjeevi FLIRTS With Urvashi Rautela At Waltair Veerayya’s Press Meet; Megastar Says, ‘I Was Very Excited To Work With Her’- WATCH VIDEO
In a video shared by the actress on her Instagram, she can be seen addressing a huge crowd, when they interrupt her by continuously chanting Rishab’s names. While she gets flustered for a minute, she doesn’t let it affect her speech. Once they stop chanting she continues her speech. She captioned the video, “This love is what keeps me going.”
Fans took to her comment section to point out that they could hear the crowd chanting Rishabh’s name. Many heaped compliments on her beauty as well. Sharing what had happened at the event, one of her followers said, “It was in vizag, we all called her by RP when she was speaking.” Another one wondered, “hai public rishabh pant ,rishabh pant Q chila rahi hai.” Other one wrote, “When I see you I remember a line by Akshay Kumar:- kon hai re ye garam ketli shimla mirchi.” ALSO READ: Urvashi Rautela’s Mother Meera DELETES Instagram Post For Rishabh Pant After Being Heavily Trolled- Check It Out
Talking about constantly being on the receiving end of trolling, Urvasi had told Hindustan Times, “Trolling has become a way of life. It’s a trend that’s going on and everybody becomes a target of it. Everyone has to go through it, including the Prime Minister. But I believe, in life, there are way more important things to be stressing about and so I prefer to focus on work and worry about what to do on the professional front.”
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