Bollywood actor Urvashi Rautela, never far from the headlines, has set social media ablaze with her latest bold declaration: she considers herself the top promoter in the entertainment industry, second only to Shah Rukh Khan.

In a recent interview, when asked about being labeled self-obsessed, the actress responded with characteristic flair, saying, “Some say that after Shah Rukh Khan, I’m the best at promotion. Even the Hollywood team behind Reacher Season 3 reached out to me to boost their show.” Urvashi emphasized that promoting films is a core part of an artist’s role, one she embraces wholeheartedly.

Social media erupts

The internet didn’t hold back. Clips of her interview flooded platforms like Reddit, where users unleashed a mix of memes, witty jabs, and reluctant admiration. One user quipped, “Her confidence is so over-the-top it’s almost inspiring—cringe, but bold!”

Another added a playful twist: “Everyone needs a friend like Urvashi in their life—never a dull moment.” Some speculated she’s mastered the art of stirring buzz, suggesting her headline-grabbing remarks are a calculated move to stay in the spotlight.

Urvashi’s knack for sparking conversation is nothing new. Fresh off the success of her recent film Daaku Maharaj, she faced flak for comments tied to the project and a mention of Saif Ali Khan that raised eyebrows. Now, her Shah Rukh Khan comparison has reignited the chatter, cementing her reputation as a polarizing yet magnetic figure.

Beyond the viral moments, Urvashi remains busy on the professional front. She’s gearing up for Jaat, an action-packed film alongside Sunny Deol, which has fans buzzing with anticipation. Her latest dance track, Sorry Bol, dropped recently, dividing audiences—some praised her vibrant energy, while others drew parallels to the iconic Tip Tip Barsa Pani. Love her or not, Urvashi’s ability to command attention is undeniable.

As she navigates the highs and lows of fame, one thing is clear: Urvashi Rautela knows how to keep the world watching, whether through her performances or her unapologetic confidence.

The film “Jaat,” starring Sunny Deol, has made a significant impact at the domestic box office, raking in an impressive ₹20.1 crore gross over its first two days of release. Directed by Gopichand Malineni, the movie hit theaters on April 10 and garnered ₹11.6 crore on its opening day alone. This strong performance indicates a positive reception from the audience, though the film has received a mix of reviews from critics.

The production company Mythri Movie Makers shared the box office collection figures on their official X account, creating buzz around the film’s success. “Jaat” not only features Sunny Deol but also includes talented actors such as Randeep Hooda, Vineet Kumar Singh, and Saiyami Kher, contributing to a strong ensemble cast. The film marks the Hindi directorial debut of Gopichand Malineni, who is well-known in the Telugu film industry.

Despite its commercial success, “Jaat” has elicited mixed feedback from viewers and critics alike. A review from The Hindu highlighted some concerns, noting that the current trend in Telugu masala films, particularly in Gopichand’s storytelling, often leans heavily towards style over substance. According to the review, this imbalance can overshadow the narrative depth, leading to a loss of cultural specificity, particularly when Northern and Southern cinematic elements are intertwined.

The review also pointed out the film’s explicit portrayal of violence, mentioning graphic scenes that depict severed heads and manipulative narratives involving crimes against children, women, and the elderly. Such elements can detract from the overall viewing experience, raising questions about the handling of sensitive subjects in cinema.

In addition to his work on “Jaat,” Sunny Deol is currently engaged in another exciting project titled “Lahore 1947,” which also stars Aamir Khan and Preity Zinta. Directed by Rajkumar Santoshi and produced by Aamir Khan Productions, this film is highly anticipated.

Randeep Hooda is also busy with another venture, “Matchbox,” which features John Cena and is directed by Sam Hargrave, known for his work on “Extraction” and “Avengers: Endgame.” The future looks bright for both actors as they continue to take on diverse and compelling roles in their careers.

On Saturday, actor Jaaved Jaaferi revealed that his X account had been hacked, taking to Instagram to alert his fans and encourage them to report the security breach to the platform. Jaaferi shared screenshots illustrating his inability to regain access to his account, emphasizing the significance of maintaining security on social media.

In his post, Jaaferi communicated his distress over the situation, revealing that he has been unable to use his profile since the unauthorized access occurred. He recently starred in Avinash Das’ film Inn Galiyon Mein, which has been well-received. Fans can look forward to seeing him in an upcoming project, Dhamaal 4, where he will reprise his role in the popular franchise.

Unfortunately, Jaaferi is not alone in this struggle. In recent weeks, other high-profile personalities have also experienced similar security breaches. Notably, renowned singer Shreya Ghoshal and actress Swara Bhasker have had their X accounts hacked. Thankfully, both of their accounts have been restored following the incidents.

Shreya Ghoshal used her platform to warn her fans about potential scams, stating, “Please avoid clicking on any links or responding to any messages that appear to come from my account; these are all spam and phishing attempts. I will update you personally through a video once my account is secure again.” Her proactive approach highlights the importance of vigilance in the face of these growing threats.

Meanwhile, Swara Bhasker has expressed her frustration regarding the permanent suspension of her X account. She stated, “Two images from two tweets have been cited as ‘copyright infringements.’ As a result, my account is locked, and a permanent suspension has been approved by the teams. There has been no copyright violation on my part; it’s akin to urban modern folk idiom.” Her comments underscore the sometimes arbitrary nature of alleged copyright infringements on social media.

As more celebrities face similar security struggles, the conversation surrounding digital safety and accountability continues to gain importance.