Urvashi Rautela called Aishwarya Rai Bachchan “the mother of Cannes” and added that everyone was following in her footsteps.
Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela often draws the attention of her bold statements and interviews, which can sometimes lead to trolls. Recently, she claimed there was a temple near Badrinath and said she also hoped to offer a temple to her fans in the south. This comment led to online criticism.
Meanwhile, an older interview with her is spreading, she talks about people dragging Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Urvashi said Trolling wouldn’t bother her and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was the inspiration for many actresses, including herself. She called Aishwarya “the mother of Cannes” and added that everyone was following in her footsteps, calling her the real OG, the original gangster.
After Urvashi Rautela’s recent speech about owning her own temple near Badrinath, she faces the huge trolls online. The Daaku Maharaj actress claimed in an interview with Youtuber Siddharth Kannan that there is a “Urvashi Temple” near Badrinath Dham and said she would love to have similar people in southern India as well. When asked if people came there to seek blessings, she replied, “Ab Mandir Hai toh hi hi toh karenge (it’s a temple, and that’s what they are going to do).”
After a strong objection, her team issued a statement asking people to “listen to the video correctly” before judging her comments.
The statement made by her team reads in Hindi,” said Urvashi Rautela, “My name is in Uttarakhand, not in the temple of Urvashi Rautela. Now, people don’t even listen to anything; just hear “Urvashi” or ‘Temple’, they just assume that people worship Urvashi Rautela.
“Urvasi said, yes, at Delhi University, she was worshipped as ‘damdami mai’, and there was also a news article. Legal action should be taken. Those who are confused about the statements of urvashi rautela. It is essential to do a thorough measure of all people in any individual and a detailed measure of all people in society. Added.
Urvashi Rautela’s team made the statement because Father Badrinath, who thought the temple was holy, and locals were dissatisfied with her comments, some of whom called on the government to take action against her for hurting religious sentiments. The local pastor, Bhuwan Chandra Uniyal, also a former religious official of Badrinath Dham, told India Today that Urvashi Temple in Bamni, he said: “This is not her temple. Such remarks are unacceptable and the government should take strict measures against anyone who makes such a claim.”
