Choreographer Shekhar Master’s ‘obscene’ moves, orchestrated by Nandamuri Balakrishna and Urvashi Rautela, in Dabidi Dibidi has got the internet cringing.
Internet’s latest cringe fest is here! Nandamuri Balakrishna and Urvashi Rautela’s new song, Dabidi Dibidi, from their upcoming action thriller Daaku Maharaaj is out, and its ‘obscene’ steps by Shekhar Master has got the internet fuming.

What’s in the song?

The video of the song composed by S Thaman begins with Balakrishna sitting like a king, wearing a blue shirt, an ornate blue jacket over it, brown pants and sunglasses. Urvashi Rautela, dressed in a crop top and skirt, smiles as Balakrishna hits her belly button on beats and pulls her by her dress. During the chorus, Balakrishna hits Urvashi on her rear, and she visibly enjoys it. Even the choreographer is seen enjoying the action and lauding the actors.

Internet reacts

The internet couldn’t fathom the obscenity in the song. An X user posted, “Young Girl Dancing with His Grand father!!” pointing out the age difference between Balakrishna, 64, and Urvashi, 30. “Worst Choreography and already trolling started…If you are true well wisher of NBK, please remove the song and reshoot,” read a third comment, while a fourth one stated, “Always picking North Indian actresses for granddaughter role.”

A person also said “Our ‘Bandra , Juhu’ directors don’t make this level of (poop emoji),” referring to the film’s producer, Naga Vamsi’s comment that Bollywood filmmakers’ vision is restricted to the audience of Bandra and Juhu, posh localities in Mumbai, whereas South filmmakers have shown Hindi cinema how to make pan-India entertainers.

Daaku Maharaaj will be released in theatres on January 12 on the occasion of Sankranti. Bobby Kolli has directed the film. The first-look video featured Balakrishna in a dacoit avatar. The film will also feature Bobby Deol as the antagonist, as he will make his Telugu debut. Bobby also recently made his Tamil debut as the antagonist in Siva’s period fantasy Kanguva, in which he locked horns with Suriya.

The latest sensation making waves on the internet is the Daaku Maharaaj song, “Dabidi Dibidi,” featuring Nandamuri Balakrishna and Urvashi Rautela. While the track has been garnering attention, it has also sparked a significant amount of criticism, with many labeling it as the newest “cringefest” on social media.

The song, which is part of a promotional campaign for an upcoming film, features a peculiar mix of quirky choreography, over-the-top expressions, and a catchy yet somewhat absurd tune. The visuals include Balakrishna.

known for his dynamic screen presence, attempting some wild dance moves, while Urvashi Rautela, with her glamorous appeal, delivers her signature sultry performance. However, the juxtaposition of the two actors, coupled with the jarring lyrics and repetitive melody, has left many viewers perplexed.

The internet, never one to shy away from viral moments, has quickly picked up on the song’s strange vibe. Memes, reactions, and jokes about the track have flooded social media platforms, with people mocking its unusual style and questioning the song’s overall appeal. The cringey nature of the song has left many fans scratching their heads, wondering how it managed to become such a sensation.

Despite the backlash, the track has inevitably gained traction, with some fans defending it as a fun and light-hearted moment in Indian cinema. However, the majority of reactions seem to lean towards the song’s over-the-top style.

which is being dubbed as more of a guilty pleasure for viewers who can’t seem to look away. Whether it’s an intentional move to create viral content or simply an odd misstep, “Dabidi Dibidi” is undoubtedly one of the more memorable moments in recent entertainment news.

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