Actor Nehal Vadoliya, known for her roles in OTT shows and her brief appearance in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, has made headlines after claiming that a Rajasthan Royals cricketer once messaged her repeatedly on social media.
Speaking on a podcast, the actress said the cricketer—whom she did not name—had been interacting with her Instagram stories and sending compliments.
“He Kept Calling Me Hot”: Nehal Vadoliya
During her appearance on the Suno India Podcast, Nehal was asked whether any cricketer had ever reached out to her on social media.
Laughing, she responded, “Naam le loon?” before describing the individual as a divorced player associated with Rajasthan Royals.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleShe alleged that he frequently messaged her calling her “hot,” “beautiful,” and “pretty.”
Actress Says She Cut Off Contact
Nehal said she did not encourage the conversation and eventually decided to block the individual.
According to her, she felt it was better not to engage further to avoid continued messages.
Social Media Tries to Guess Identity
Following the viral clip, users began speculating online about the cricketer’s identity. However, Nehal did not provide any names, and there is no confirmation regarding the person she referred to.
The speculation remains entirely user-driven and unverified.
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This is not the first time Nehal Vadoliya has made headlines recently. She was earlier involved in a public dispute with actor Karan Joshi, where she alleged inappropriate messaging and later questioned his claim that his account had been hacked.
Joshi denied wrongdoing and maintained his account was compromised during film promotions.
About Nehal Vadoliya
Nehal has appeared in several OTT projects including Gandii Baat 3, Mastram, Woodpecker, Dunali, and others. She also had a brief role in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.
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