Urvashi Rautela claims World Record for most Labubu dolls; internet bursts out in memes

Urvashi Rautela has managed to steal the show yet again, but this time, it’s not for a red carpet look or a movie role. The Daaku Maharaj actor went viral after attending Wimbledon 2025 with not one, but four Labubu dolls attached to her Hermes Birkin bag.

As photos of her quirky ensemble circulated online, Urvashi fueled the frenzy by sharing a video claiming she holds a world record for owning the most Labubu dolls. This has left the internet both amused and bewildered.

The viral clip, which she reposted on her Instagram Stories without any caption, featured her flaunting her colourful Labubu collection in an ivory midi dress. The dress itself, complete with satin bows and floral embroidery, may have made a statement, but it was the plush toys dangling from her designer arm candy that got netizens talking.

The video quickly led to a barrage of hilarious responses across social media. Comments on the post ranged from mock-celebratory to downright sarcastic. “World’s first lady who has 4 Labubus,” wrote a fan. “Bro, Urvashi is also a Labubu with a diamond Rolex,” remarked a social media user.

“World record? For buying four dolls?” questioned another. “Boht hi proud moment hai yeh… truly unmatched achievement,” another commented with sarcasm.

Others pointed out the irony of calling it a “collection” when only four toys were visible. Some fans noted that celebrities like Ananya Panday, Karan Johar’s daughter Roohi, Khushi Kapoor, and influencer Orry had also shown off their Labubu toys, though none had gone as far as to stake a global record claim.

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Urvashi also shared pictures from the match with the caption, “PRINCESS OF WALES #KATEMIDDLETON TRULY AN HONOR TO MEET YOU meeting thee is a joy divine WIMBLEDON 2025 FINALS!” Internet users were quick to call her out, humorously pointing out that spotting someone from a distance doesn’t exactly qualify as “meeting” them.