URVASHI RAUTELA WIKI, AGE, HEIGHT, MOVIES, BOYFRIENDS, BIOGRAPHY & MORE

The divas seemed quite caught up with their day as they were snapped at the Mumbai airport. Saying a ‘Bilkul Nahi for removing her mask for the paps, the actress walked in style. She opted for chic sporty wear. The all-black outfit had a perfect splash of hot pink with her pair of sports shoes. Urvashi Rautela suits up as she plays with casuals and goes semi-formal with her attire. She donned an all-blue OOTD for her airport look. Reflective sunglasses and a messy bun rounded her 10/10 airport look for the day. Meanwhile, Shibani Dandekar kept it casual in a denim overcoat paired with a black crop top and jeans. Watch the video to look at their full appearances.

A few days ago, Mohsin Khan 'challenged' his fans to guess the name of his upcoming music video with Urvashi Rautela as he dropped a hint. The actor revealed that the title of the song has a 'close connection' with the moon. Many fans tried their hands to guess the song's name in the comment section of his post. However, it looks like none could hit the right spot and guess the correct title.

Now, the guessing game seems to be over, as Mohsin has finally revealed the name of his much-awaited song with Urvashi. Yes, he has spilled the beans about his song with Urvashi, leaving fans more curious and excited. The actor shared a series of fun-loving BTS pictures with the music videos team and revealed the name. The title of Mohsin and Uravshi's song is 'Woh Chaand Kahan Se Lagi.' Yes, with the title it seems to be a song based on love and heartbreaks.

Not only this, but Mohsin also hinted toward the release date of the song, which is next week. Well, sharing a beautiful picture with Urvashi Mohsin wrote, '7 days to Go #WohChaand.' He also shared some rare BTS snaps with Urvashi and the team from their shoot. In a recent snap, Mohsin unveiled the release date of the song, which is '26 November 2020.' Yes, Urvashi and Mohsin's music video will drop in next Thursday.

Over the past few weeks, several movies and series have been released on the OTT platform. Adding another quarantine release to the list is Virgin Bhanupriya. Ahead of the film's release, Rautela spoke to Pinkvilla and revealed some interesting insights into the project. She began by assuring people that the comedy-drama will leave fans entertained for it deals with the taboo subject of virginity.

"I truly believe people will watch our comedy-drama film, Virgin Bhanupriya, amongst all the releases because it is kind of unique and it is happening for the very first time where the female desire will take the center stage. Virgin Bhanupriya follows the story of Bhanupriya's character who is a conservative girl willing to lose her virginity on her own terms," Rautela revealed.

"In the process, her best friend and mother act as a catalyst in encouraging her for every possible attempt. But an astrologist's solution to her agony will twist the plot, turning Bhanupriya's life into a roller coaster ride. It is a fun and straightforward comedy film. The movie will be the perfect weekend watch," she said. The actress pointed out that there have been several movies in the past that have dealt with taboo issues. Citing Vicky Donor, Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan, and Padman, she noted that these movies have been well received. Urvashi feels the audience will enjoy Virgin Bhanupriya in the same way.  

The actress feels that one shouldn't be forced into losing their virginity. It should be one's personal decision. “Adult virgins feel a lot more stigmatized for being a virgin. Being a virgin feels less like a social blessing and more like a social curse. So there are a lot of stigmas attached to this term. It's very important to realize that virginity is circumstantial. Everybody develops differently and every person carries a different idea of what virginity means to them. We are not saying sexuality should be silenced. We are saying remaining a virgin should not be considered taboo. It is important to understand it is a personal choice. Pressure shouldn't be the catalyst to do makes you feel uncomfortable. It is your body, don't let the noise of others decide what you want to do with it."

Rautela feels that the British rule in India led to a conservative attitude towards the idea of virginity. "I truly feel, to a large extent, the British colonization of India played a role in the more conservative attitude of virginity that we see today. India is indeed a land of contrast. It is the land of Kamasutra and erotic temple sculptures and at the same time, a land where the purity and virginity of a woman are given a great deal of importance. It becomes something of a, at the time of marriage, it is an important thing," she said.

She added, "Medieval India had something of a double standard towards virginity, especially with regard to the various empires ruled in our country. It is interesting to see modern India has arguably the most conservative approach toward virginity. Virginity is seen directly linked to moral values and principles with several instances of virgin tests being conducted in various parts of India."

Talking about the matrimonial advertisements that seek "virgin brides", Rautela said, "We can also see matrimonial ads have also been known to explicitly state that the bride being sought must be a virgin. Even though the attitude of the current generation is slowly changing but the separation of one's personal virtues from the state of their virginity, there are several women in urban areas who undergo rejuvenation, a surgical procedure, so that they will still be pure in the eyes of the society."

The Hate Story 4 star hopes that the notion of virginity changes with the current generation. "I really hope with the rise of sex education in schools, youngsters are developing a more open mindset towards virginity and they don't consider virginity as a quality of their spouse," she said. 

Once again, Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela is back in the headlines due to her copying and pasting a US writer’s views on the Oscar-winning film, Parasite. The Pagalpanti actress didn’t just get trolled on social media for the same from users but also from the US writer who ended up calling her out for not correcting the grammar while copying the tweets. Everything began when the US-based writer JP Brammer took to Twitter to announce and share that his tweet about Parasite was copied by Urvashi.

The US-based writer shared a fan tweet where a collage of his tweet and Rautela’s tweet was placed together. Joking about the same, the writer shared the screenshots of both the tweets and wrote, “I'm rooting for her.” Post this, several fans of the writer trolled Urvashi for copying and pasting someone else’s views on Twitter about Parasite. Several users slammed the Pagalpanti actress for copying the tweet and not even correcting it a little before sharing it on social media.

The US writer had written about Parasite, “One thing I really love about @ParasiteMovie is that rather than depict the fam as scammers pretending to be good at their jobs, they actually do their jobs flawlessly! what they lack isn’t a skill, but institutional stamps of approval & the bows and ribbons that rich people love.” Following the copying and pasting controversy, Rautela ended up deleting her tweet. But netizens shared the screenshots of her tweet with Brammer and trolled her relentlessly. The writer also ended up calling Urvashi a ‘D-List actress in India’ in one of the tweets.