An Indian cricketer getting involved with a Bollywood actress is not new in the town. Some of the examples are Virat Kohli-Anushka Sharma, Yuvraj Singh-Hazel Keech, Zaheer Khan-Sagarika Ghatge. While these couples made it through, there have been many stories which didn’t take off as expected, and one such is of Rishabh Pant and Urvashi Rautela.
Both have been linked heavily in recent years, especially after there were reports of the Indian cricketer blocking the Bollywood celebrity on WhatsApp. Back in 2018, the two would frequently get photographed by media at lunch, dinner or some sort of gatherings. However, later on, it was surfaced that the decision to block each other on the social app was mutual.
Now in a recent interview with Bollywood Hungama, the Bollywood Diva recalled an incident involving a person named ‘RP’ who waited for hours to meet her in the hotel lobby. However, when asked to reveal the identity of ‘RP’, she politely denied to do so.
Urvashi narrated: “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,”.
The Miss Diva Universe said that she got to meet ‘RP’ in Mumbai but it became a headline the other day. She went on to blame the media for exaggerating the smallest of matters and ruining her relationship.
“So, when I woke up, I saw 16-17 missed calls, and 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. We met in Mumbai, and the paps surrounded us, and the other day it became such big news. I won’t add much to this, but it’s just that it’s very important to give respect to the other person, but I feel like media exaggerates even the smallest thing that is under development and ruins it completely,” she further narrated.
