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Urvashi Rautela On Backlash Over Daaku Maharaaj Song Dabidi Dibidi

The track, featuring Nandamuri Balakrishna and Urvashi Rautela, received backlash from the audience for its bold steps. Urvashi Rautela revealed that the Dabidi Dibidi song was crafted for NabdaKumari Balkrishna fans. She said, "If we focus on the vocals or the audio part, it is made for Balayya's fans. Every lyric, every sentence, every word is crafted according to their mindset.” Urvashi added, “When you look at my rehearsal clips, everything went well. It was like how we usually choreograph for any song. I was working with Master Shekar, with whom I've collaborated before — this was my fourth time. So it wasn't like I was shocked or doing something completely out of the ordinary. During rehearsals, everything was smooth and under control.” Since the dance rehearsals went as per the plan, Urvashi was surprised to witness the negative response. She said, “But honestly, everything happened so suddenly that it's been hard to assess why people are talking about the choreography in this way. We didn't realize it would be received like this because, during rehearsals, everything went as planned.” The former Miss Diva Universe shared, “Everything was done so nicely. It's a peppy song; it's supposed to be a messy song. We never expected people to talk about it in this manner. As a team, we truly didn't anticipate this reaction. We thought it would be taken positively, and I also read other perspectives about it.” On a concluding note, Urvashi said, “Since day one, I have always made sure to keep my identity and professionalism separate. Whatever constructive criticism comes my way, I make sure it doesn't overshadow my passion and enthusiasm. I always embrace constructive criticism as an artist and remain mindful of my work.” Daaku Maharaaj, directed by Bobby Kolli, premiered on January 12. The film also marked Bobby Deol's Telugu debut. Read Here: Singer Shael Oswal and Urvashi Rautela Ignite Romantic Sparks in the Lush New Single 'Rabba Kare,' Now Streaming