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Urvashi Rautela recently addressed the leaked bathroom scene from Ghuspaithiya, revealing that it was a planned move by the filmmakers.
In an interview with Bollywood Bubble, Urvashi discussed the leaked bathroom scene from Ghuspaithiya, explaining that it was part of the movie’s overall plot. She praised the film, the director, and the performances, particularly highlighting the acting of her co-stars, Vineet Singh and Akshay Oberoi, as exceptional.

The actress revealed that the makers of Ghuspaithiya were upset about the leaked scene, expressing concern over its impact on the film. She mentioned that they were in a difficult situation, needing to sell their property to manage the situation, and tried to clarify that the scene wasn’t their intention.

Urvashi also shared that the makers of Ghuspaithiya were facing financial difficulties and had to sell their property. They approached her and her team, asking if they could release the scene early as a promotional move. The actress clarified that it was part of the movie and nothing extra was added.
Meanwhile, Nandamuri Balakrishna and Bobby Deol starrer Daaku Maharaaj has earned over Rs 100 crore globally in just four days, despite facing criticism over the song ‘Dabidi Dibidi’ featuring Urvashi Rautela. Directed by Bobby Kohli, the film also stars Shraddha Srinath, Prakash Raj, and others in key roles.





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