Urvashi Rautela gives a glimpse of her Christmas celebrations in new post- Watch

Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela who has been a part of the industry for the last 12 years shared a glimpse of her Christmas celebrations with fans on Instagram.

One netizen wrote- “Beautiful dress and Christmas tree. Beautiful Expressions as per song lyrics selected. Beautiful moments captured in video. Merry Christmas to you and your family. God bless bless you and fulfill all your wishes and dreams. Merry Christmas."

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What the actress said on Dharmendra

Dharmendra, the legendary actor of Hindi cinema, passed away at the age of 89. Tributes and condolences are pouring in since late afternoon. Celebrities have arrived at his funeral. He shall never be forgotten.

Actress Urvashi Rautela, who debuted with  Sunny Deol in the 2013 Singh Saab The Great, had written a long note to pay homage to the legendary actor Dharmendra. She wrote- “Sometimes life gives you moments so precious that you don’t realise they will one day become memories that hurt and heal at the same time.

My debut big film as a Lead … my first step into cinema… and destiny placed me in the presence of legends. Sunny Deol sir, Bobby Deol sir… and the man whose name my family spoke with reverence —   #Dharmendra ji.”

She added, “I was barely 18 and a half then… naïve, nervous, knowing nothing about the world I had stepped into. And yet there I was, sitting beside him between shots. Two chairs. A quiet corner. Me, trembling with inexperience… and him, speaking with a gentleness that could calm storms.”

The actress continued, “For the past 15 days, I haven’t been okay. I haven’t been able to work or process myself emotionally. And I know… honestly… nobody really cares about someone else’s silent pain. But my heart needed to speak. Because some grief refuses to stay inside.