Urvashi Rautela Bollywood’s youngest superstar has been making everyone proud of her day-to-day achievements. The actress never fails to captivate audiences with her amazing features. She has been steadily ascending the success ladder since she arrived in Bollywood. The actress is definitely one of the most talked-about celebrities in town; Urvashi is paving her way to success each day and making India proud in every way possible. By slaying the red carpet at the Cannes film festival or at Iifa, the actress is grabbing all the eyeballs because of her scintillating looks and personality. The actress has yet again made each one proud of herself as she bagged the award as India’s Pride and Global Icon of the Year at the Digital Awards that took place.
Urvashi appeared breathtakingly at the award night, where the entire tinsel town gathered under a roof and celebrated success. Urvashi wore an Aleem Yusuf Couture gown in a stunning yellow satin, silk gown sleeveless gown with a silver design embroidered on one shoulder along with a long veil attached from the shoulder to the floor in the silver net. The ensemble had layers on it, along with a belt embroidered pattern in between. The actress pulled the combination off pretty well. The thigh-high design made her look stunning, as always. Talking about the makeup, the actress went all bold with her eyes, with a blue perfect blended eyeshadow, a perfect wing line along with those heavy lashes and a nude lip shade to add that perfect glam to the look, and those perfect cheekbones and blush made her look more scintillating as always. She left her tresses left open straight with a middle partition, and for the jewelry; she opted for long green diamond hanging earrings and big diamond-studded rings which as an opposite combination went off well for the actress.
While receiving the award the actress couldn’t feel more proud and thanked each one for always supporting her and the actress who is truly making India proud internationally as well definitely proves to hold that title.
