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Urvashi Rautela roasts herself in hilarious self-aware ad about being 1st; fans say ‘she understood the assignment'
Urvashi Rautela roasts herself in hilarious self-aware ad about being 1st; fans say ‘she understood the assignment'

Hindustan Times

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Hindustan Times

Urvashi Rautela roasts herself in hilarious self-aware ad about being 1st; fans say ‘she understood the assignment'

Urvashi Rautela has once again created a buzz on social media, but this time, not for her red carpet appearance or a cryptic remark. The Bollywood actor is now calling herself the 'first person after Shri Pythagoras ji to contribute to maths' in a hilariously self-aware mock interview ad, and the internet is loving it. In a new ad, Urvashi Rautela portrays a comically exaggerated financial expert, showcasing her ability to turn negativity into viral content. Urvashi pokes fun at herself in new ad In the new KFC ad, Urvashi plays an exaggerated version of herself, a delusional, overconfident financial guru spouting outlandish claims. From solving a new math problem, which doubled her finances, to declaring that she owns a bank and is on Warren Buffett's radar, who is telling her she is the next finance minister now, the satire is deliberate and sharp. At one point, her assistant brings her food midway through the interview, prompting her to casually suggest launching 'UFC – Urvashi Fried Chicken.' Even her beloved Labubu dolls, which previously accompanied her to Wimbledon, make a cheeky cameo. Internet reacts What's winning fans over, however, is the strategy behind the humour. Rather than shy away from trolling, Urvashi leans into the absurdity, embracing her online image and flipping the narrative in her favour. Fans were quick to catch on. 'She was trolling y'all all this freakin' time! Such an icon,' one user wrote. Another said, 'Finally, she understood the assignment!' Others praised her for being a 'marketing genius' and turning negative publicity into viral brilliance. "Great strategy. Did you propose this to KFC, or did their marketing people do?" asked a fan. A fan wrote, "Using her trolling to her merit!!! I love this queen". 'When people roast you for something, you use the roast in your own favour,' a comment read. Urvashi's latest projects Urvashi was seen in the Telugu film Daaku Maharaaj alongside Balakrishna and Sanjay Dutt in January. She also starred in Jaat with Sunny Deol and Randeep Hooda, which was released in April this year.

Urvashi Rautela turns trolling into triumph in her new KFC Ad
Urvashi Rautela turns trolling into triumph in her new KFC Ad

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Urvashi Rautela turns trolling into triumph in her new KFC Ad

Urvashi Rautela has flipped internet trolling into her biggest triumph yet—with the help of KFC's latest ad campaign. In a now‑viral Instagram reel, she plays a mock financial guru and cheekily declares: 'After Shri Pythagoras ji, I'm the first Indian to contribute to maths.' By leaning into trolling about her intelligence, Urvashi transforms it into self‑parody and endearing the ad, she pitch‑forks the KFC Epic Savers meal deal—nine pieces of chicken for ₹299—as her ultimate financial wisdom: 'Money saved is money earned.' Her assistant sheepishly presents the food, prompting her to float the idea of launching 'UFC—Urvashi Fried Chicken.' Rather than shying away from mockery, Urvashi embraces it head-on—becoming the maths icon' the internet joked she wasn't—and turning skeptics into fans. A masterclass in owning the narrative with humour and style. Read More

Urvashi Rautela turns trolling into triumph in new KFC ad
Urvashi Rautela turns trolling into triumph in new KFC ad

India Today

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • India Today

Urvashi Rautela turns trolling into triumph in new KFC ad

Urvashi Rautela often goes viral. Whether it's her remarks or her appearance, something always manages to catch everyone's attention. And she knows how to turn things in her this week, the Bollywood actor added a surprising new title to her resume: 'maths icon'. Yes, that happened. In a now-viral reel shared on Instagram, Urvashi deadpans, "After Shri Pythagoras ji I am the first one to contribute to maths."But here's the twist. The reel was intentionally absurd and packed with self-aware humour. Instead of shying away from being trolled, Urvashi leaned into the chaos and out the video below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by URVASHI RAUTELA (@urvashirautela) In the video, styled like a mock interview, she plays a self-made financial guru with high confidence and even higher delusions. From inventing her own 'Urvashi Investment Plan' to claiming she owns a bank and is on Warren Buffet's radar, she will leave you in splits. Her assistant shows up mid-video with food, whom she asks if they should start UFC - Urvashi Fried Chicken. The actor 's beloved Labubu dolls, who recently made it to Wimbledon, also make a guest makes this stand out is not just the humour but how Urvashi took control of the situation. The lines about being a maths pioneer and referring to herself as an IITian are clearly cheeky references to the trolling she's faced before. But instead of ignoring it or getting defensive, she flipped the joke and used it in her the audience? They got it. Some of the comments on the post read:'Finally she understood the assignment!''Using her trolling to her merit!!! I love this queen.''When people roast you for something, you use the roast in your own favour.''Wow, new Urvashi lore just dropped.'By flipping the script, Urvashi Rautela didn't just go viral, she earned praise for owning the moment, by showing that she can laugh at herself.- EndsYou May Also Like

IndiGo flight's delay sparks outrage, passengers flag safety concerns: ‘Plane making sounds'
IndiGo flight's delay sparks outrage, passengers flag safety concerns: ‘Plane making sounds'

Hindustan Times

time4 days ago

  • General
  • Hindustan Times

IndiGo flight's delay sparks outrage, passengers flag safety concerns: ‘Plane making sounds'

Chaos unfolded onboard a Mumbai-Varanasi Indigo flight late Saturday evening after the aircraft faced a two hour-delay in take-off. The flight, carrying 176 passengers, was facing technical snag.(HT Photo) In a purported video being circulated on social media, passengers can be seen agitated while the flight crew is trying to pacify them. The crew can be seen requesting passengers to be seated patiently while the ground staff completed the checks for the aircraft. At one point, the airhostess says that filming inside the aircraft was not allowed. However, the passengers retort saying that recording the video was important, and citing safety concerns in the aircraft. The flight, carrying 176 passengers, was facing technical snag. According to flightradar24, the flight 6E 5028 took off from the Mumbai airport at 9.53 pm, over two hours after its departure time. It landed in Varanasi at 11.40 pm. 'Your flight has not taken off for the past hour, aircraft making sounds and you are telling us that shooting a video is not allowed?' a passenger questioned. Another asked, 'Does our life have no value?' Following this, the airhostess folds her hands and tells the fliers that all checks on the aircraft had been completed. The remark further enraged the passengers, who asked why the checks were being done after boarding. Also Read | Five Indian airlines, 183 technical snags, 7 months. What government said "What if something happens in the air? Who will take that risk?" a passenger asked. The passengers also demand an 'alternate solution', saying that the crew members should also cooperate with them. 'You (crew) expect us to cooperate with you. You guys should also cooperate with us,' the passengers said. Pilot reassures passengers, clarifies safety concerns Following this, the pilot of the aircraft asked the passengers to sit down, adding that the doors would not be closed till the passengers were satisfied. 'Let's talk, but please sit down. We will not close the door till you are satisfied, but please sit down. Let us clarify all the doubts,' the pilot, Captain Urvashi, said. The pilot assured the passengers that the flight was ready for take-off in ten minutes, and said they had faced the delay because every system was checked thoroughly. 'If you do not resort to chaos, I guarantee you we will all reach Varanasi,' the pilot said, while some of the passengers chanted 'Har Har Mahadev'. 'You have to trust me that if there was any issue, I would not fly this plane,' Captain Urvashi said, adding that the aircraft was fit to fly.

Video: Fliers Agitated Over IndiGo Take-Off Delay, Air Hostess Folds Hands
Video: Fliers Agitated Over IndiGo Take-Off Delay, Air Hostess Folds Hands

NDTV

time4 days ago

  • NDTV

Video: Fliers Agitated Over IndiGo Take-Off Delay, Air Hostess Folds Hands

Mumbai: Chaotic scenes played out onboard an IndiGo flight from Mumbai to Varanasi last night after checks on the aircraft delayed take-off by two hours. In a video that has since circulated on social media, fliers are asking when the flight will take off as the cabin crew requests them to remain seated. At one point, an air hostess also folds her hands and requests a passenger to take his seat as he protests the delay. The video captures the anxiety around air travel in the aftermath of the AI 171 crash in Ahmedabad last month that left 260 people dead. With air travel prices witnessing significant hikes post-Covid, safety concerns are now triggering passengers. The Varanasi flight, NDTV has learnt, was delayed due to a technical issue that was identified just before take-off. As the ground teams worked on the aircraft, other flights got the runway space. Once checked, the IndiGo flight carrying 176 passengers took off from Mumbai. According to the plane tracker flightradar24, the Mumbai-Varanasi flight, 6E 5028, took off at 9.53 pm, over two hours after its scheduled departure, and landed in Varanasi at 11.40 pm. Its scheduled time of arrival was 9.45 pm. The viral video shows cabin crew requesting passengers to sit patiently as the ground staff complete the checks. An air hostess approaches the man shooting the video and says, "Excuse me, Sir, video is not allowed, please." The passengers protest this. "Your flight is not taking off for the past one hour, sounds are coming and you are telling us that shooting a video is not allowed," a flier is heard saying. "Does our life have no value?" asks another. The air hostess then folds her hands and says, "All the tests on the aircraft have been completed." This angers the passengers more. "You are running the tests after making the passengers board the plane? What if something happens in the air? Who will take that risk?" says a passenger. Several passengers are seen recording videos and questioning the cabin crew, "You guys expect us to cooperate with you. You guys should also cooperate with us. Arrange an alternate solution," a passenger is heard saying. The woman pilot of the aircraft is seen asking the agitated passengers to take their seats. "Let's talk, but please sit down. We will not close the door till you are satisfied, but please sit down. Let us clarify all the doubts." View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Varanasi News (@thevaranasinews) Another video shows the pilot, Captain Urvashi, assuring the passengers that they had delayed take-off so that every system is checked thoroughly. "We are ready for take-off in 10 minutes. If you do not resort to chaos, I guarantee you we will all reach Varanasi." At this point, some of the passengers chant, "Har Har Mahadev" and the pilot joins in. Let's have a good flight and be positive. You have to trust me that if there was any issue, I would not fly this plane. The aircraft is fit to fly. Let us all reach Varanasi safely, happily, nicely. Please don't worry," says the pilot.

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