Urvashi recently revealed that she was robbed of jewellery worth ₹70 lakh at Heathrow Airport in London. However, instead of sympathy, the news invited trolling from many netizens who have labeled her an attention seeker. Several users accused her of staging the incident for publicity, claiming the news seemed more like a social media gimmick than an actual loss.
People began questioning why she was traveling with such high-value jewellery and whether it was a single piece that cost so much. Given Urvashi’s history of flaunting her expensive possessions and sharing her luxury lifestyle online, many critics found the timing suspicious. The online comments were less about concern and more about questioning her intent and credibility.
The backlash wasn’t just about the incident but also stemmed from Urvashi’s past behavior. When Saif Ali Khan was stabbed, Urvashi, instead of offering any serious comment, had bragged about her watches and how she feared theft. Many saw her current situation as poetic justice and mocked her perceived insensitivity with the same tone she once used herself.
While a few did hope authorities would take swift action on the theft, most reactions online leaned toward schadenfreude. Users have even started quoting her sarcastically with phrases like “First Indian Actress to be robbed at London,” turning her unfortunate claim into a viral meme. The incident, whether real or exaggerated, has certainly reignited debates around celebrity image, empathy, and online trolling.
