Urvashi Rautela turns devi, asks for caption- Internet delivers trolls, taunts & 'Urvashi temple' jokes

Urvashi Rautela has, over time, developed a remarkable knack for being in the news without needing to do anything particularly elaborate. The actor and model finds herself trending on social media with effortless frequency, sometimes over content that would otherwise be deemed ordinary by celebrity standards. Whether by design or coincidence, her posts—be it a selfie, a video clip, or even a one-line caption—often attract heavy attention and spark reactions across the board.

A recent example of this curious phenomenon came when Rautela uploaded a video featuring two simple images of herself. In a clear departure from her usual glammed-up online persona, she appeared in a modest, traditional outfit, her head covered with a sacred cloth, palms folded in prayer. Unlike her typical captions which tend to be dramatic or self-affirming, this time Rautela surprised her followers with a request: she asked them to suggest a fitting caption for the post. It was a minimal gesture, but it triggered a wave of responses.

Among the flood of comments, some stood out for their tone—both humorous and admiring. One user wrote, “Urvashi Devi 🙏 First woman to b a goddess by herself!” another commented, “First Indian actress praying to cameras.” A third chimed in with a dig at her earlier claim about having a temple named after her: “Khud ke mandir m hi puja kar rahi.” There were also more complimentary takes, such as “Wah ab lge na aap pahadi,” “She is queen in the world,” and “Most beautiful actress ever in Bollywood.” Whether mocking or praising, the audience delivered what she had asked for—plenty of captions.

But this was just one of two moments that sent Rautela back into the viral orbit in recent days. Around the same time, she uploaded a selfie featuring herself alongside Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio. In the caption, she recalled him calling her the “Queen of Cannes.” Her post read: “When Leonardo DiCaprio calls you the Queen of Cannes! Thank you, Leo now that’s a Titanic compliment #QueenMovesOnly #QueenOfCannes #LeoAndUR #UrvashiRautela #Cannes2025 #leonardodicaprio (sic).”

The post came just days after reports surfaced claiming Rautela had allegedly caused a temporary blockage on the staircase of a hotel in Cannes, delaying other guests while she posed for photos. The claim wasn’t directly addressed in her post, but the timing led many to see the selfie as a deliberate counter to the criticism. The photo went viral, though it wasn’t immediately clear whether it was a new picture or a throwback to an earlier interaction with DiCaprio.

This isn’t the first time she’s associated herself with the Hollywood star. Back in 2022, Rautela claimed that DiCaprio had described her as a “talented actress” and praised her appearance at the Cannes Film Festival. That statement drew skepticism and online trolling, with many doubting the authenticity of the interaction. This latest selfie, regardless of its timeline, reignited that same chatter.

In an era where content saturation is high and celebrity updates often get lost in the noise, Rautela has managed to carve a unique place. Her ability to consistently trend—sometimes for things as simple as asking for a caption or sharing an ambiguous photo—suggests she’s not just chasing relevance but perhaps studying the rhythm of virality itself. Whether met with praise, mockery, or curiosity, her online persona remains an ongoing spectacle, inviting reactions at every turn.

What makes her stand out isn’t necessarily what she does, but how audiences respond. A prayerful post becomes a meme thread. A selfie with a Hollywood name sets off a cycle of speculation. Whether you admire her, mock her, or simply scroll past, it’s hard to ignore the fact that Urvashi Rautela knows how to hold the timeline’s attention.