Urvashi Rautela Reacts to Balakrishna Controversy and Song Backlash

Urvashi Rautela Responds to Balakrishna Controversy and ‘Dabidi Dibidi’ Backlash

Actress Urvashi Rautela has opened up about the online controversy surrounding her collaboration with Nandamuri Balakrishna in the film Daaku Maharaaj. The actress also addressed the criticism received by the song Dabidi Dibidi and shared her personal experience of working with the veteran actor.

During a recent interview with Radio Nasha, Urvashi spoke about how conversations around the film gradually turned into a social media controversy. Reflecting on the situation, she said the reactions online escalated step by step and eventually became a major discussion topic among fans and movie audiences.

The actress, however, described her on-set experience with Balakrishna in a positive light. She stated that working on Daaku Maharaaj was enjoyable and praised the film’s action sequences, saying they were among the highlights of the project.

The controversy surrounding Balakrishna has often resurfaced due to viral public clips showing his interactions with fans during events and public appearances. Some videos have sparked debate online, particularly moments where he appeared to react aggressively during crowd interactions.

Speaking about those incidents, Urvashi said she had witnessed similar moments personally and described them as entertaining to watch in real life. According to her, many fans also appeared to enjoy such interactions and viewed them as part of Balakrishna’s larger-than-life public persona.

She further shared her impression of Balakrishna off-camera, calling him energetic, fun-loving, and childlike in nature. Urvashi added that despite his intense public image, he was approachable and cheerful during filming.

Recalling a personal memory, the actress mentioned that Balakrishna was the first person to wish her on Valentine’s Day last year, a gesture she remembered fondly.

The discussion around Daaku Maharaaj and the song Dabidi Dibidi continues to generate attention online, with fans and critics sharing mixed reactions across social media platforms.