Young beauty Hebah Patel, who rose to fame with Kumari 21 F, has decided to go de-glam for the first time in her career. Known for playing the glamorous bombshell on-screen, Hebah for the first time signed a challenging role in a crime thriller “Odela Railway Station”.
The Mister actress will be playing a young rural woman and can be seen without any makeup on. The shooting of the movie is progressing at the brisk pace.
On the occasion of Diwali, the makers of the film released the first look poster of Hebah Patel as Radha from Odela railway Station.
The film is being directed by debutant Ashok Teja, and it also stars Vasishta N Simha, Sai Ronak and Poojitha Ponnada in key roles. Odela Railway Station is bankrolled by KK Radhamohan under Sri Sathya Sai Arts banner
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Urvashi Rautela Sparks Backlash Over ‘Game Changer’ Comments
Actor Urvashi Rautela is basking in the success of her recent film Daaku Maharaaj, which released around the same time as Kiara Advani’s Game Changer. However, Urvashi recently stirred controversy with her comments about Game Changer during an interview.
In a conversation with Lehren TV, Urvashi compared her movie to Game Changer and remarked, “Shankar sir is a renowned director, and I’ve worked with him before in Indian 2. I believe the entire game has shifted because even that film had significant hype.” She then added, “If Kiara Advani’s Game Changer is a disaster and my Daaku Maharaaj is a blockbuster, it’s not my fault. I wonder why these tweets are happening.”
Urvashi’s comments didn’t sit well with many on social media, with several users expressing their displeasure. Some criticized her for being overly confident, while others accused her of jealousy. One user wrote, “This is peak delusion. She’s losing it day by day.” Another commented, “One hit film, and she’s acting like this. Is she jealous?”
In the face of the backlash, Urvashi took to Instagram, sharing cryptic posts that seemed to address the situation. In one post, she wrote, “Jealousy from a supreme disaster? Paid PR can’t overshadow real talent and hard work.” In another, she stated, “When failure breeds envy, even paid PR can’t eclipse genuine success.”
