'They’re bullying me'- Urvashi Rautela Blames Media For Calling Her Rishab Pant's 'Stalker'

Rishabh Pant-Urvashi Rautela (Source: Twitter)

The Rishabh Pant-Urvashi Rautela debacle has grown in magnitude in the past few months. While the cricketer has been silent for most time, the Bollywood actress has fueled the fire. Her recent Instagram posts of travelling to Australia have ignited the debate of stalking. Everyone speculated that it could be to see Pant play in the 20-20 World Cup, and many advised her to avoid publishing such posts in the future.

Rautela, on the other hand, made another cryptic post. She compared herself to Iran's late Mahsa Amini and said that she was being bullied as a stalker and that she had no one by her side when people harassed her. As for  Aminisuspicious death had sparked a wave of protests across the country. Rautela expressed her disappointment and stated that she did not deserve to be criticised.

"First in Iran Mahsa Amini and now in India… it’s happening with me they’re bullying me as a stalker??? No one cares about me or supports me… A strong woman is one who feels deeply and loves fiercely. Her tears flow as abundantly as her laughter. She is both soft and powerful, is both practical and spiritual. She’s a gift to the world,” Rautela captioned her Instagram post.

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The pair has remained under the radar due to their ongoing social media feud. However, the Indian wicketkeeper has remained silent until now, with his most recent reaction being a motivational quote posted on his Instagram story after the actress asked him to focus solely on cricket.

In an interview with Bollywood Hungama, Rautela revealed that a man named 'RP' waited all night in Delhi to date her. It hasn't stopped since, and the southpaw posted an Instagram story attacking the actress for seeking attention, only to delete it later.

Pant is currently with the Indian team, preparing for the upcoming 20-20 World Cup. His poor form in the game's shortest format has been a source of concern for the Men in Blue recently.