The song "Dabidi Dibidi" from the movie Daku Maharaj, featuring Urvashi Rautela and Nandamuri Balakrishna, has become a global phenomenon, captivating fans across the globe. Recently, Urvashi shared a viral video of four Korean girls dancing to the catchy track, cementing its status as a worldwide hit. The dance challenge inspired by "Dabidi Dibidi" has quickly spread beyond India's borders, sparking enthusiasm in countries such as South Korea, the United States, Brazil, and Russia.
The song's infectious beats and fun dance moves have united people from different corners of the world through music and dance. The "Dabidi Dibidi" dance is special because it connects with people from all backgrounds, and its simple yet energetic steps have proven easy for people of all ages and abilities to mimic. Social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube have played a key role in spreading the dance craze, with short, catchy clips of people performing the moves to the upbeat song appearing in feeds everywhere.
The song's popularity has been further amplified by the controversies surrounding it. Initially, Balakrishna and Urvashi Rautela's dance moments were heavily criticized, with some Bollywood film critics questioning how Urvashi agreed to the steps. However, Urvashi recently responded to the controversy, saying that she did not expect such a reaction during the shooting and questioning what was wrong with the dance. Some are of the opinion that the song got additional promotion due to the controversies.
The success of "Dabidi Dibidi" has also highlighted the talent of music director Thaman, who has trended many times in the past with his mass beats. Fans are praising Thaman for giving the mass audience what they want in this song. With its global popularity, "Dabidi Dibidi" has become a testament to the power of music and dance to unite people across cultures and borders.