Uorfi Javed recalls a leading actor being “rude” to her; says, “I don’t stand a chance in Bollywood” : Bollywood News

Popular social media influencer and former contestant of Bigg Boss OTT Uorfi Javed recently opened up about her struggles in Bollywood. During her appearance on YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia's podcast, she candidly shared her experiences, expressing her belief that she doesn't stand a chance in Bollywood. Uorfi also recalled an incident where a leading actor was rude to her, leaving her feeling “very small.”

Uorfi Javed recalls a leading actor being “rude” to her; says, “I don’t stand a chance in Bollywood”

During the conversation, Uorfi Javed, the influencer, shared an incident where she tried to engage in a discussion with an actress about Diet Sabya, another influential figure. However, the actress appeared disinterested and disregarded Uorfi's comments. Recounting the incident, Uorfi asserted, “There were a lot of people and everyone noticed. I felt very small and embarrassed. I don’t stand a chance in Bollywood. People here don’t accept me.”

She expressed her belief that she doesn't have a chance in the Bollywood industry and that she is not accepted by people there. Uorfi also revealed a previous incident where she was allegedly uninvited from an event for not being on actor Madhuri Dixit Nene's guest list, considering it a peculiar reason for her exclusion.

As the conversation progressed further, Uorfi also spoke about Ranbir Kapoor and commented that his remark on her outfit choices did not affect her. She said, “When Ranbir spoke about me, he spoke very normally. It was his personal opinion. He did not say it in a demeaning way. So I did not feel bad at all. He is a very good actor.”

For the unversed, Ranbir had expressed his disapproval of Uorfi's fashion choices, and calling it "bad taste." During a conversation with Kareena Kapoor Khan on Mirchi Plus, Ranbir had said, "I am not particularly fond of this style of fashion."

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