Expressing regret for her comments on the attack on Saif Ali Khan: Urvashi apologized!

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Published: 03:51 20 January 2025
The incident of the attack on Saif Ali Khan has been the center of discussion in Bollywood for the past few days. In this incident, the leading stars of Indian cinema have stood by Saif one by one and expressed their concerns. However, Urvashi Rautela has come under heavy criticism for making insensitive comments in an interview.
While Urvashi was talking about the box office collection of her film, she was busy showing off her diamond watch while commenting on the attack on Saif Ali Khan, which many considered unpleasant. Many people were angry at her behavior and trolled her severely.
After this incident, Urvashi finally apologized to Saif Ali Khan by publishing an open letter on social media. She wrote, "I am sincerely sorry to Saif Ali Khan sir. I did not realize how serious the situation I was in was. I was just immersed in the excitement of my film and the gift. Because of this I feel that I acted insensitively."
In addition, Urvashi also said in her post that she feels guilty for not understanding the seriousness of the incident.
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