At it again! Urvashi Rautela copy-pastes writer's tweet on 'Parasite'

On Tuesday, Urvashi, who represented India at Miss Universe pageant 2015, tweeted praising the acclaimed film.

She wrote, "one thing I really love about @ParasiteMovie is that rather than depict the fam as scammers pretending to be good at their jobs, they actually do their jobs flawlessly! what they lack isn't skill, but institutional stamps of approval...(sic)."

The tweet has now been deleted.

But after Urvashi's post surfaced, Twitter users were quick to point out that the tweet is a blatant copy of a status originally posted by New York-based writer/columnist, John Paul Brammer, who expressed his views on the movie almost a month ago.

Reacting to Urvashi's tweet, Brammer joked, saying that he's now "rooting for her" and mocked Urvashi for not even correcting the grammar.

Not only Brammer, but fellow users of Twitter are also busy bashing Urvashi, who seems to have developed a thing for copy-paste lately.

Calling her a "thief", users took it upon themselves to teach the actor a lesson in plagiarism.

"It's no brain time," wrote one.

Another suggested her to either "hire a new PR team" or "go back to school to learn about plagiarism."

This is not the first time Urvashi has been caught copy-pasting a tweet.

Earlier this year, the actor received much backlash after she copied Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tweet wishing actor Shabana Azmi a speedy recovery after the latter met with an accident.

"The news of Shabana Azmi ji's injury in an accident is distressing. I pray for her quick recovery, (sic)" she tweeted.

And, the story does not end there.

Previously, in 2018, Urvashi was heavily slammed after she duplicated (albeit, with some edits) an Instagram statement from American model Gigi Hadid.

In the long note, Gigi had bashed the western media for perpetually sneaking into her relationship with singer Zayn Malik.

But as it appears, Urvashi has not learned any lessons, whatsoever!