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The Oscar performance of RRR’s Naatu Naatu left fans across the globe wondering why weren’t Indians dancing to the song. Many pointed out the irony that the performance, which was an anti-colonial expression, didn’t feature the people to whom it belonged. On top of that, there was another question of why Ram Charan and Jr NTR weren’t recreating the magic on stage and chose to let other dancers steal their thunder.",

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Madhuri Dixit redefined the Bollywood actress — she could be both sensual and coy in the same film, played the vengeful widow and melted the screen with her million-dollar smile. Even in the ‘80s, she didn’t fear kissing a much older actor (Vinod Khanna in Dayavan) on-screen, creating an uproar, nor did the idea of looking into the eye of her mother-in-law and defying her (Beta), in the ‘90s, ever make her uncomfortable. Madhuri Dixit Nene was more than just the ‘Dhak Dhak girl’ the moniker in itself meant she was desired by the whole nation even as producers were willing to put money on her the versatility in her roles, and her choices of ground-breaking scripts, which can be called ‘bold’ in the late ‘80s and the ‘90s, makes her an actor ahead of time, who managed to break the mould of the conventional heroine, despite her commercial success and gaudy, loud costumes. ",

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