MUMBAI: Urvashi Rautela in kanjeevaram saree for trailer launch of her 200 cr budget pan indian film The legend! Fans call her most beautiful girl in the Universe.
Urvashi Rautela is Bollywood's youngest superstar who is paving her way in every cinema. The actress who slew the red carpets at the Cannes Film Festival by making the audience go stunned with her breathtaking looks has yet again mesmerized us with her scintillating looks at the trailer launch of her Tamil debut film The Legend. Urvashi is one of those personalities who never fails to amaze us with every look, Be it western looks or Indian looks, the diva always slays and makes us go insane over her scintillating personality.
Recently, Urvashi starred in the teaser for The Legend, one of the multilingual movies with the greatest budget, which cost Rs 200 crore. Experiencing her excitement and dancing in front of a 50, 000-strong audience, Urvashi said, "Finally ! My dream of becoming a pan-Indian actress was fulfilled with the launch of the trailer for my pan-Indian release film, #TheLegend. romance, humor, action, and plot twists abound throughout the movie. I portray a microbiologist and IITian in the movie, and the movie will also convey a message about the educational system. With its stunning surroundings, vibrant music, comical tunes, and required social message, it is a big-budget mainstream entertainer. I appreciate your kindness, sincere blessings, and love" says Urvashi.
Urvashi chose to dress traditionally from Tamil Nadu, which represents the state's rich cultural heritage and defines the essence of south Indian state.. She opted for ethnic Tamil traditional sarees where the actress looked elegant. She wore a pure silk Kanjeevaram, a yellow saree, and a balloon sleeves blouse. And maintaining that tradition, she opted for a very heavy long Kundan neckpiece along with a perfect golden mang tikka and earrings, Nagam, and bangles. Urvashi rounded off her accessories with a kamar patta that went off with her ensemble perfectly. She put her hair up in a bun and covered it in white gajjras to maintain that charm, giving her the appearance of a goddess of beauty. She chose to make her clothing the focal point of her look rather than her makeup, which was kept to a bare minimum with a nude lip shade.