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Urvashi Rautela-Rishabh Pant (source: Twitter)
Rishabh Pant and Urvashi Rautela have been in the news for quite some time. They've been involved in an online feud that has recently gained a lot of attention. Today is the Indian cricketer's 25th birthday, and the Bollywood actress has sent her wishes.
While Rautela did not specify who the birthday wish was for, it was clear who the post was aimed at. The two have been taking indirect digs at one another and have created a lot of talks amongst the fans.
Here is Urvashi Rautela's Instagram Post
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It all started when the actress told Bollywood Hungama that a guy named RP waited all night in Delhi to go on a date with her. While fans speculated that it was Pant, the southpaw responded via Instagram story, saying that a few people were living only to get attention and later deleted it.
Rautela responded once more, saying that the player should only focus on cricket and nothing else. While the Indian cricketer ended the controversy with a motivational quote on his Instagram story, the topic resurfaced when fans spotted Rautela during India's first Asia Cup 2022 match against Pakistan.
"I was shooting in Varanasi, and I had a show in New Delhi thereon, so I had to take a flight. In New Delhi, I was shooting a full day, and after about 10 hours of shooting, when I went back, I had to get ready, and you know that girls take a lot of time to get ready. Mr. RP came, he sat in the lobby, and waited for me, and he wanted to meet. I was so tired that I dozed off to sleep, and I didn’t realize that I had received so many calls," Urvashi had said in an interview with Bollywood Hungama.
“So, when I woke up, I saw 16-17 missed calls and then I felt so bad. That, someone, was waiting for me and I didn’t go. Out of respect, because a lot of girls don’t care about making someone wait, out of that show of respect, I told him that let’s meet when you’ll come to Mumbai,” she added.