Urvashi Rautela’s latest claims of having a temple in her name lead to a meme fest on social media: “She really needs immediate help,” netizens comment

The beautiful ‘Daaku Maharaaj’ actress Urvashi Rautela never leaves a chance to amaze the cinema lovers. And every time, it is not just her acting that keeps the internet abuzz; many times, her claims help her make headlines. For instance, in a recent interview, she claimed to have a temple in her name in Uttarakhand, and this confession of the actress has sparked an online meme fest.
The news of Urvashi claiming to have a temple in her name spread like wildfire, prompting netizens to start a string of funny memes and comments. While some internet users simply had their dose of laughter and posted laughing emoticons, others decided to use their words.
One of the internet users commented - “Temple nahi mental! Thoda farak hai didi,"
“Is she ok she really needs immediate help,” wrote another. Unable to control the laugh, one of the internet user wrote - “Nonsense. She is so funny😂,” while another commented - “She needs diagnosis for this illness!” “Seems like it's a hidden place ( temple) should remain hidden,” quoted another netizen.
And it didn’t just stop here, many pointed out that the actress is being delusional and wrote “Y apni hi duniya me rehti h😂😂(she lives in her own world).” Another person commented -“Delusional woman ♀️👠”

For the unversed, in a recent interview with Siddharth Kannan, Urvashi shared, “There is a temple in my name in Uttarakhand. If one visits Badrinath, there is a ‘Urvashi temple’ right next to it.”
When asked whether individuals truly request blessings from her, Urvashi said, “Ab mandir hai toh woh hi toh karenge (It’s a temple, they will do that only)”. She added that students at Delhi University even place garlands on her photos and call her “Damdamamai.”
“I am being serious about it. It is true. There are news articles about the same too. You can read them,” said the actress. She even mentioned that she hopes to have a second temple built in South India, considering her popularity.