Urvashi Rautela is one of Bollywood’s most talked-about actresses. From time to time, she makes headlines by wearing fashionable and expensive outfits, and she chooses social media to share those images with her fans. A few months ago, the actress also attracted attention after purchasing a luxury car. At the 78th Cannes Film Festival this year, Urvashi Rautela dazzled in a glamorous look. The gown, jewellery and accessories she wore on the Cannes red carpet were reportedly worth a total of 155.86 million US dollars (around 189.96 billion Bangladeshi taka). Let’s take a look at how much Urvashi Rautela is worth in her personal life. According to a report by India Times, Urvashi Rautela has a net worth of 2.36 billion Indian rupees (more than 3.36 billion Bangladeshi taka). However, reports by Tele Chakkar, DNA and Deccan Chronicle claim that her net worth is as high as 5.5 billion Indian rupees (more than 7.84 billion Bangladeshi taka). In addition to acting, Urvashi earns substantial income from advertisements, modelling, social media promotions and international projects. She has more than 72 million followers on Instagram. Previously, she reportedly charged 30 million rupees for performing in a three-minute item song. According to Bollywood Life, Urvashi Rautela owns several luxury cars. Her garage includes a Ferrari Portofino, worth around 35 million rupees. She also owns an Audi Q7 (8–9 million rupees), a Lamborghini Aventador (60 million rupees), a BMW 7 Series (18.3 million rupees), and a Mercedes-Benz S-Class (17.1 million rupees). Urvashi’s most recent film release is Daku Maharaj, which hit cinemas on 12 January. The Telugu-language film stars veteran South Indian actor Nandamuri Balakrishna in the lead role, with Urvashi Rautela playing an important character. She faced controversy for her dance performance in the song titled Dabidi Dibidi, although the film performed well at the box office. Urvashi holds the record for winning the highest number of beauty pageant titles to date. She has also acted in several Bollywood films, including Singh Saab the Great, Sanam Re, Great Grand Masti, Hate Story 4 and Pagalpanti.