Urvashi Rautela Deletes Her Apology Post For Saif Ali Khan; Shares A Cryptic Post About 'Paid PR'

Urvashi Rautela has been making it to the headlines for insentive comments that she made during an interview when she was asked about Saif Ali Khan's attack. The actress in the interview stated that the incident that happened with Saif was unfortunately, but she quickly moved to talking about the success of her film Daaku Maharaaj and how she was gifted expensive things by her parents.

The interview went viral on social media and netizens started slamming Urvashi for being insensitive about Saif's attack. The actress shared an apology post on her Insta story in which she wrote, "Dear Saif Ali Khan sir, I hope this message finds you in strength. I am writing with a deep sense of regret and heartfelt apology. Until now, I was completely unaware of the intensity of the situation you are facing. I feel ashamed that I allowed myself to be consumed by the excitement surrounding Daaku Maharaaj and the gifts I was receiving, instead of pausing to acknowledge and understand what you are going through."

"Please accept my sincerest apologies for being so ignorant and insensitive. Now that I know the gravity of your case, I am deeply moved and want to extend my unwavering support. Your grace, dignity, and resilience during such a challenging time are truly admirable, and I have nothing but immense respect for your strength," the note further read.

However, Urvashi has once again surprised everyone as she has deleted the apology, and now, she has shared a cryptic post about 'Paid PR'. She has shared two Insta stories, and one of them reads, "Jealousy from a super disaster? Paid PR can't overshadow real talent and hard work."

In another story, she wrote, "When failure breeds envy, even paid PR can't eclipse genuine success."

The above posts doesn't look like she is talking about Saif, but well, we wonder whether she is taking a dig at Kiara Advani. In one of the interviews, Urvashi has said that it is not her mistake that Kiara Advani's Game Changer is a disaster and her film Daaku Maharaaj is a hit.

Well, before Daaku Maharaj released, the film made it to the headlines because of a song featuring Urvashi and Nandamuri Balakrishna. In the track, the hook step was where Balakrishna was hitting Urvashi and didn't go down well with the netizens.