The buzz around Urvashi Rautela’s film “Daaku Maharaj” has been making headlines, especially with its upcoming release on Netflix. The actress has been at the center of a controversy surrounding her involvement in the project. It all started when Urvashi was surprisingly missing from the film’s Netflix poster, prompting many to wonder if she was still part of the movie. As the news spread like wildfire, rumors emerged claiming that all her scenes had been cut from the OTT version of the film. But what’s the truth behind these claims?
Urvashi’s scenes cut from the film?
In a recent conversation with India Today/Aaj Tak, a source close to the film revealed that the version of “Daaku Maharaj” released on Netflix is indeed the same as the theatrical version. According to the source, there have been no changes made to the film, and the rumors about Urvashi’s scenes being cut are completely false. The source also suggested that this could be a publicity stunt orchestrated by the actress herself.
It’s worth noting that the controversy surrounding Urvashi’s involvement in the film began when it was reported that some of her scenes had been replaced or removed from the theatrical version of “Daaku Maharaj” before its premiere on the digital platform. However, the source associated with the film has dismissed these claims, stating that Netflix is using the original theatrical version of the film without any edits. This news is being deemed baseless and a mere publicity stunt by the actress.
The film and its controversy
“Daaku Maharaj” is directed by KS Ravindra and stars South actor Nandamuri Balakrishna in the lead role. The film was a hit in theaters and is set to start streaming on Netflix from February 21. The controversy surrounding the cutting of Urvashi Rautela’s scenes is expected to die down now that the source has clarified the matter.
Urvashi Rautela was trolled
Neither Netflix nor Urvashi has issued an official statement regarding the controversy. However, it appears that this could have been the actress’s way of generating buzz around the film. When Netflix announced the release of “Daaku Maharaj” on OTT, they shared the film’s poster on social media, but Urvashi Rautela was noticeably absent. This led to the actress being trolled mercilessly, with users pointing out that she had promoted the film heavily but was excluded from the poster. Some even joked that she was the first Indian actress to be left out of her own film’s poster.
