Urvashi Rautela Addresses Backlash Over Controversial Comments on Saif Ali Khan Attack.
Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela has found herself at the center of yet another controversy, this time over her comments regarding the recent attack on actor Saif Ali Khan. The outspoken star has now addressed the backlash and explained her side of the story.
During a recent interview, Rautela faced criticism for shifting the conversation about the Saif Ali Khan incident to discuss expensive gifts that her parents had given her after the success of her film ‘Daaku Maharaaj’.
Many found her remarks to be tone-deaf and insensitive, as she flaunted her diamond-studded Rolex and other jewelry while speaking about the attack.
In a subsequent interview with Filmfare, Rautela acknowledged that she was caught off guard when the question about Saif Ali Khan came up.
She explained that the attack had happened at 4 am, and she had an interview the very next morning while still processing the news. Rautela stated that she kept bringing up her film ‘Daaku Maharaaj’ as the interviews were lined up to celebrate its success.
The actress further admitted that the excitement about the gifts from her parents caused her to go off-topic, and it was a moment of misplaced enthusiasm rather than an attempt to ‘show off’. Rautela clarified that she was unaware of the full details of the attack on Saif Ali Khan at the time of the interview.
This latest controversy is not the first time Rautela has found herself in the midst of a social media backlash. The actress is often labeled as ‘Beauty with No Brains’ due to her candid comments that sometimes don’t resonate well with netizens.
However, Rautela remains unfazed, citing the examples of PM Modi and Bollywood superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, who also face similar criticism.
Despite the ongoing trolling, Urvashi Rautela continues to speak her mind and maintain her confidence in the face of criticism. This incident once again highlights the challenges faced by outspoken celebrities in the digital age, where their every word is scrutinized and often taken out of context.
