Queen of Cannes or memes? Urvashi Rautela’s selfie with Leonardo DiCaprio breaks internet with hilarious comments you can’t miss

Cannes 2025 may be over, but the Cannes fever is still going strong. Social media continues to be flooded with pictures and videos from the film festival, and we’re loving the photo dumps of the stars who attended. Urvashi Rautela, who often grabs eyeballs wherever she goes, did exactly what she does best even at Cannes.

She made headlines with her parrot-inspired dress during the opening ceremony, and now she’s breaking the internet with her selfie alongside Leonardo DiCaprio. The comments section is filled with hilarious reactions, and we couldn’t help but laugh out loud reading them.

Urvashi Rautela posts a selfie with Leonardo DiCaprio 

Taking to her Instagram handle, Urvashi Rautela posted a selfie with Leonardo DiCaprio. However, it’s not the picture that left fans amused, but her caption, which many are finding hard to believe. She wrote that the Titanic star called her the ‘Queen of Cannes,’ sparking a wave of trolling from netizens in the comments section—and it’s impossible to ignore their reactions.

Check out the picture:

Fans react to Urvashi’s selfie with Leonardo 

One fan wrote, “Is he aware of your temple?” While another asked, “Does Leo know he called you the Queen of Cannes?” This was followed by comments like, “First woman to stand next to Leonardo DiCaprio, did he compliment you for Daaku Maharaj and Dabdi Dibidi? Why on earth would he do that?” and many more.

Urvashi Rautela made headlines with her Cannes appearance

Attending the opening ceremony of the 78th Cannes Film Festival, Urvashi Rautela became the talk of the town for her bold makeup and flashy outfit. But it wasn’t just that look that grabbed attention—her next outfit also made headlines, though not for the best reason. At the screening of the Brazilian film O Agente Secreto, she looked stunning in a black gown, but fans quickly noticed a small tear near her underarm, which soon went viral.

Explaining the wardrobe malfunction in an interview with IANS, Urvashi shared that as they were rushing to the event, her driver suddenly braked to let a 70-year-old woman cross the road. She said, “Our driver’s swift action to protect her sent us lurching forward, and my gown, a vision of artistry, paid the price with a tear.”

Despite the mishap, the actress remained confident, saying she felt no loss—only gratitude that the elderly woman was safe and that she now had a memorable story to share on the red carpet. According to Urvashi, the way we choose to see events and shape their narratives is what truly matters.

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