Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela is once again in the spotlight, sparking a heated debate on social media. A controversial video showing Rautela in a private bathroom has surfaced online, with many wondering if it's a leak or a calculated PR stunt. The 30-year-old actress, known for her roles in films like Singh Saab The Great, Great Grand Masti and Hate Story 4, is no stranger to the spotlight.
Urvashi Rautela's bathroom video leak sparks controversy
The video, in which Rautela appears to be getting ready for a bath, sparked a fierce debate online. The video, which was first shared on Instagram, shows Rautela getting changed and quickly garnered widespread attention. The post was captioned, “@urvashirautela's leaked bathroom video has everyone talking.”
Social media platforms including X (formerly Twitter) have been abuzz with reactions. Critics have accused Rautela of orchestrating the leak for publicity purposes, while others have suggested it is a scene from an upcoming film. Comments range from harsh criticism to condemning it as mere publicity stunt. “It's a cheap publicity stunt,” one user commented, while another said, “She will do anything for attention.”
Real, PR stunt or AI deepfake?
The video's release coincides with an alarming trend of AI-generated deepfake videos targeting Bollywood actresses such as Alia Bhatt, Katrina Kaif and Rashmika Mandanna, raising concerns about privacy and the exploitation of women's images in the digital age, with some users calling for strict action against those who post such videos online.
Waiting for official response
As of now, Urvashi Rautela's team has not made any official statement regarding the video. Recent reports suggest that the footage may actually be a scene from her film 'Jahangir National University (JNU)', suggesting that the video may have been deliberately created to promote the film.
Whether the video is a genuine leak, a PR stunt, or an AI-created deepfake, there's no doubt that it has sparked widespread debate and concern. The incident highlights the growing issue of digital privacy and the lengths public figures will go to to maintain or manipulate their image.
