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The song “Dabidi Dabidi” from the movie Daaku Maharaaj has recently become a focal point of controversy on social media.

A specific scene featuring Balakrishna spanking Urvashi Rautela in a dance sequence has sparked significant backlash, with critics deeming it inappropriate and disrespectful.

This incident follows earlier criticism faced by actor Ravi Teja for a similar action involving actress Bhagyashri Borse in a previous film. However, Balakrishna’s portrayal in Dabidi Dabidi has drawn even harsher reactions, with many calling for greater sensitivity and accountability in such portrayals.

The controversy surrounding the song “Dabidi Dabidi” has intensified, with social media abuzz with calls for the choreographer Shekhar to be held accountable. Many have accused Balakrishna of displaying a lack of decorum, while producer Naga Vamsi has also faced criticism for allowing such content, with some labeling him as shameless.

Adding a layer of irony, Urvashi Rautela, seemingly unaware of the backlash and unfamiliar with the nuances of Telugu, has been happily sharing clips of the song on her Instagram Stories, mistaking the criticism as praise.

Balakrishna’s dance moves, often seen as contentious, have frequently been defended by his ardent fanbase, popularly referred to as the “Jai Balayya” gang. This group includes filmmakers and producers who continue to justify and support his actions.

In the era of social media, however, audiences are becoming increasingly vocal and unafraid to criticize content they find inappropriate, signaling a shift towards greater accountability in entertainment.