Urvashi Responds to ‘Dabidi Dibidi’ Controversy on Hollywood Magazine

Like a dance in the rain, Urvashi Rautela's recent song "Dabidi Dibidi" from the film Daaku Maharaaj featuring Nandamuri Balakrishna has stirred a storm of mixed reactions. Despite the film's success at the box office, the choreography of "Dabidi Dibidi" has faced heavy criticism. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter India, Rautela addressed the controversy, expressing surprise at the song's reception

Rautela explained that the song was specifically crafted for Nandamuri Balakrishna's fans, keeping their preferences in mind for every lyric and move. She noted that rehearsals went smoothly, similar to any other song choreography she has done, and she felt comfortable working with Master Shekar, with whom she had collaborated multiple times before. However, she acknowledged being taken aback by the negative feedback, as everything seemed fine during practice

Describing the track as "peppy" and "massy," Rautela admitted that neither she nor her team anticipated such a response, initially expecting a positive reception. While she has taken note of different opinions, she remains focused on her passion and ensures that criticism does not dampen her enthusiasm. When asked about being more cautious with choreography in the future, Rautela defended her moves, stating that they were simple and that there was nothing wrong with them. She added that focusing on her performance in the frame would reveal its fantastic quality.

Despite the controversy, Urvashi Rautela's willingness to address the criticism head-on suggests a resilient spirit ready to embrace future projects with renewed vigor. As she navigates the ever-evolving landscape of Bollywood, it remains to be seen how this experience will shape her artistic choices and future performances.