Bobby Deol Opens Up On His Debut Telugu Film Daaku Maharaaj, Shares Reason Why He Picked It Up

Actor Bobby Deol, known for his stellar roles in Bollywood, is making his debut in the Telugu film industry with Daaku Maharaaj. He explains that he wanted to take on a project that was "massy and earthy," and this film was the perfect fit. Here's why Bobby chose this film and what the movie is all about.

Bobby Deol’s Quest for a Massy and Earthy Story

Bobby Deol shared that his decision to take on Daaku Maharaaj stemmed from the film’s earthy and massy nature. He was seeking a project that would resonate with the masses across India. “The subject of Daaku Maharaaj was very grounded, and I was looking for something that could connect emotionally with a wide audience,” said Bobby Deol. His excitement about working with director Bala Sir for the first time was also a significant factor in his decision to take on the role. He praised Bobby Kolli, the director of the film, for his exceptional work behind the scenes.

The Gripping Tale of Daaku Maharaaj with Bobby Deol at the Heart

Daaku Maharaaj is a film centered around a fearless robber fighting for survival while aiming to establish his own territory. The story focuses on his struggle against powerful adversaries, as he strives to become a “king without a kingdom.” Bobby Deol’s role in the film promises to bring intense action and gripping drama to the audience. In addition to Bobby Deol, the film stars Urvashi Rautela and Nandamuri Balakrishna, making it a power-packed venture.

Controversy Over Song "Dabidi Dibidi"

The film has faced its share of controversies, especially around the song Dabidi Dibidi. The song received backlash on social media due to the noticeable age gap between the 64-year-old Nandamuri Balakrishna and the 30-year-old Urvashi Rautela. The choreography of the song was also criticised by some viewers. However, Urvashi Rautela defended the performance, stating that it was not just a dance number but a celebration of art and hard work. She shared that working with Nandamuri was a dream come true and that every move in the song was meant to create something beautiful. Despite the criticism, Urvashi emphasised that her focus will always remain on touching hearts, inspiring people, and staying true to herself.