Nandamuri Balakrishna, a veteran politician and politician of Telugu cinema, has often made headlines for his outspoken nature and controversial public moments over the years. Urvashi Rautela weighed in on the controversy surrounding her collaboration with Balakrishna, offering a contrasting take on the star’s on-set behavior and his much-discussed interactions with fans.In a recent interaction with Nasha Radio, Urvashi addressed the chatter around their viral song and the related backlash, saying, “I don’t know… sometimes it’s like one thing leads to another thing, and then a third thing, a fourth thing… it was like that,” suggesting how the controversy escalated.Despite criticism around their collaboration on Daaku Maharaaj, especially the song Dabidi Dibidi which sparked backlash online, she maintained that her experience remained positive.“Working with him was really, really great… and if you watch the movie, watch our action scenes as well… that’s really cool,” she added, describing herself as “lucky” to work with him.
“Fans love it too”: In viral fan videos
Balakrishna has repeatedly gone viral for his interactions with fans, including clips in which he appears to react aggressively or throw phones. Speaking about this, Urvashi claimed that she witnessed such moments.“Yes, I’ve seen that so many times… and it’s always like…
“It was fun to watch all of this,” she said.She also added that fans aren’t necessarily offended. “They love it too…they are happy too…you wouldn’t imagine it,” she said, adding a personal anecdote: “On Valentine’s Day last year, Balakrishna garu was the first person to wish me.”
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Shah Rukh Khan, Urvashi Rautela, Hrithik Roshan and other celebrities dazzle at Anand Pandit’s birthday party
‘Very childish and loves to have fun’
Giving a different perspective on his character, Urvashi described Balakrishna as friendly and energetic.“He’s very childish and very fun-loving… and he’s obviously a huge, huge star… and he’s very active,” she said.She also addressed his “angry” image, adding: “It’s not like that every time he’s in that area. He’s very humble and likes to talk to people… especially with kids.”
