'Chotu bhaiyaa should play bat ball' - Urvashi Rautela critically hits back at Rishabh Pant

Urvashi Rautela poked fun at Rishabh Pant for his Instagram story, which was pointing at her, which he had later deleted, and the Rishabh Pant-Urvashi Rautela conflict took an unexpected angle. For those who weren’t aware, Rishabh Pant and Urvashi Rautela’s relationship rumours peaked in 2018. On lunch and dinner dates, as well as in public, the rumoured couple was frequently spotted together.

They soon broke up, and it was eventually determined that they had both blocked one another on WhatsApp. However, controversy arose when Urvashi disclosed in a recent interview that Rishabh Pant had called her 17–18 times while waiting hours in the hotel lobby to meet her.

Yet again, Rautela refused to give any names, but it was now clear that Rishabh Pant was the “Mr. RP” in the story she had told in the now-famous interview, as the wicketkeeper-batter had responded to the same and hit back at the actress.

“It’s funny how people lie in interviews just for some meager popularity and for hitting the headlines. Sad how some people are so thirsty for fame and name. May God bless them “merapichachorhoBehen#Jhutkibhilimithotihai.” Pant had written in his deleted Instagram story.

Rishabh Pant’s story, however, wasn’t overlooked, and Rautela also decided to share a post in response, referring to Pant as “Chotu Bhaiya.”

“Chotu bhaiyaa should play bat ball. Main koyi munni nahi hoon badnam hone with young kiddo darling tere liyee #Rakshabandhan Mubarak ho #RPChotuBhaiyya #Cougarhunter #donttakeadvantageofasilentgirl #love #UrvashiRautela #UR1.”

 

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Unlike Pant, Urvashi hasn’t indicated any desire to take down her post or story, despite the fact that it has been there since Thursday night. Rishabh Pant, who is preparing for the Asia Cup, was reportedly linked to Urvashi Rautela, but nothing serious ever developed because the left-handed batter hardly ever shared personal information in public.

Rishabh Pant focused on upcoming Asia Cup

Meanwhile, in order to help India retain the title in the upcoming Asia Cup, the 24-year-old wicketkeeper-batter will try to put all of this behind him. India’s first game will take place against Pakistan in Dubai on August 28 before the tournament officially starts on August 27.