Mumbai’s glamour queen, Urvashi Rautela, has always captivated audiences with her sizzling screen presence and magnetic charisma. From Bollywood blockbusters to South Indian spectacles, her versatile performances and infectious energy have carved a unique niche. But beyond the arc lights, Urvashi harbors a profound love for travel, with the serene hills of Nainital holding a special place in her heart.
Born on February 25, 1994, in Bharatpur, Uttar Pradesh, Urvashi’s journey into the world of entertainment began early. A natural performer, she shone in school and college events, fueled by her family’s unwavering support for her artistic passions. Her foray into modeling opened doors to prestigious beauty pageants, culminating in the coveted Femina Miss India Entertainment Queen title in 2012—a pivotal moment that propelled her towards Bollywood stardom.
Debuting with ‘Singh Sahab the Great’ in 2013, Urvashi quickly became a sought-after name. Hits like ‘Sanam Re’ (2016), ‘Great Grand Masti’ (2016), ‘Hate Story 4’ (2018), ‘Pagalpanti’ (2019), and ‘Virgin Bhanupriya’ (2020) showcased her range, from bold roles to comedic flair. Recent ventures including ‘Daku Maharaja’ and ‘Single’ further solidified her position, with her dance numbers and stylish avatars going viral.
An avid social media enthusiast, Urvashi keeps fans hooked with glimpses of her life. In a heartfelt post, she unveiled her intimate connection to Nainital, not just as a vacation spot but as her nanihal—grandmother’s home—brimming with childhood memories. Every visit is a ritual: boating on the tranquil Naini Lake, strolling through the vibrant Tibetan Market, exploring Mall Road’s charm, and seeking blessings at the sacred Naina Devi Temple.
This personal revelation adds a nostalgic layer to Urvashi’s larger-than-life persona, reminding fans that even stars cherish simple, rooted joys. As she continues to dazzle on screen and online, Nainital remains her ultimate sanctuary.