Samantha Ruth Prabhu sets bar for supporting fellow actresses. Here's what she said for Urfi Javed

South Indian superstar Samantha Ruth Prabhu has once again proven she's a true "girls' girl," openly supporting fellow actresses and praising them for their individuality. Samantha recently took to Instagram to praise Urfi for her bold and unfiltered presence on her reality show, Follow Kar Lo Yaar. In her heartfelt post, Samantha acknowledged the bravery it takes to be one’s true self, especially in the public eye, where scrutiny and judgment often follow.

Sharing a photo from the show, Samantha wrote, “Having the courage to show your true self is not easy. Putting your entire life out there opens you up to judgment and ridicule, but also to respect and appreciation if you're lucky. I respect your journey, and I believe you're only just getting started. Keep going, @urf7i #FollowKarLoYaar @primevideoin."

Urfi Javed, visibly touched by Samantha's words, reshared the post on her Instagram and expressed her gratitude, saying, "@samantharuthprabhuoffl I think I will cry the whole night now! Never came across a woman like you." This genuine exchange highlighted Samantha’s continued efforts to uplift other women in the industry.


In a recent interview, Urfi further revealed her connection with Samantha, calling her a "girl's girl." She explained that although they aren’t close friends, Samantha often shares Urfi’s videos on her Instagram stories. “Samantha is full-on a girl’s girl. We’ve connected through Instagram, and she genuinely supports me,” Urfi told Galatta India.


This isn’t the first time Samantha has shown her support for fellow actresses. She has previously cheered on colleagues like Keerthy Suresh for her performance in Mahanati and Rashmika Mandanna during the success of Pushpa, solidifying her role as a champion for women in the entertainment industry.

Urfi Javed’s new reality series, Follow Kar Lo Yaar, recently debuted on Prime Video and has quickly gained attention for its raw and authentic portrayal of her life. The nine-episode series, produced by Fazila Allana and Kamna Menezes of Sol Productions and directed by Sandeep Kukreja, offers an intimate look into Urfi's personal journey, her relationship with her sisters, and the ups and downs of being a viral sensation.