Urvashi
Rautela
and
controversies
go
hand-in-hand.
Recently,
the
actress
hit
the
news
for
wrong
reasons
again,
after
she
posted
her
views
on
the
Oscar-winning
film
Parasite
on
her
Twitter
page.
It
turns
out,
Urvashi
copy-pasted
a
New
York-based
author
JP
Brammer's
tweet
without
giving
him
credit
in
her
post.
The
Kaabil
actress
tweeted,
"One
thing
I
really
love
about
@ParasiteMovie
is
that
rather
than
depict
the
fam
as
scammers
pretending
to
be
good
at
their
jobs,
they
actually
do
their
jobs
flawlessly!
what
they
lack
isn't
skill,
but
institutional
stamps
of
approval
&
the
bows
and
ribbons
that
rich
people
love."
(sic)
Instead
of
being
upset
about
Urvashi
copying
his
tweet,
the
author
had
a
hilarious
reaction
instead.
Commenting
on
a
collage
of
his
and
Urvashi's
tweet,
he
wrote,
"I'm
rooting
for
her."
(sic)
He
further
took
a
dig
at
her
and
tweeted,
"Why
didn't
she
at
least
correct
the
grammar" um
my
bad
grammar??
is
part
of
the
vibe???
wow."
(sic)
Meanwhile,
the
netizens
weren't
pleased
with
Urvashi's
'plagiarism'
act
with
many
calling
her
'a
thief'.
A
netizen
wrote,
"Why
am
I
not
surprised" along
with
a
rolling
eyes
emoji.
Another
user
commented,
"It's
no
brain
time."
(sic)
This
isn't
the
first
time
Urvashi
hit
a
plagiarism
row.
Earlier,
she
wished
Shabana
Azmi
a
swift
recovery
post
her
car
accident.
It
turned
out
her
tweet
was
an
exact
copy
of
that
of
Prime
Minister
Narendra
Modi.
In
2018,
she
blatantly
copied
supermodel
Gigi
Hadid's
note
to
slam
the
media
on
negative
rumours
about
her
relationship.
Back
then
too,
the
netizens
heavily
bashed
her
for
her
incorrect
act.