In a dazzling display of Bollywood glamour and dancing prowess, celebrated actresses Madhuri Dixit and Vidya Balan enchanted audiences as they took the stage in Mumbai to perform the soulful track “Ami Je Tomar 3.0” from the much-anticipated film Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3. The event was marked by electrifying energy and an atmosphere brimming with anticipation as these two icons prepared to collaborate on what promised to be an unforgettable performance.
However, the evening took an unexpected turn when Vidya Balan experienced a minor mishap on stage. In the midst of their synchronized routine, Vidya took a fall that could have easily disrupted the performance. Yet, with grace and aplomb, she resumed her steps, maintaining the rhythm and flow seamlessly. This admirable display of professionalism and poise was met with thunderous applause and admiration from the audience. Vidya’s ability to handle the situation with confidence only added another layer to the remarkable performance.
Reflecting on the performance, Vidya Balan highlighted how sharing the stage with Madhuri Dixit was a dream come true. She enthused, “Dancing alongside Madhuri ji was like a dream that I’ve cherished since I first saw her captivating performance in Ek Do Teen from Tezaab. I’ve always aspired to emulate her enchanting style. Despite my fall, the way Madhuri handled the moment was nothing short of inspiring – she is and always will be, Madhuri Dixit.”
This particular rendition of “Ami Je Tomar” was designed as a powerful face-off between the two dancing divas. Their chemistry and expertise in classical dance forms captivated the audience, keeping them entranced throughout the performance. The track, already a fan favorite, was elevated to new heights with this mesmerizing live act, making it an unforgettable highlight of the evening.
Kartik Aaryan, one of the stars of Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, joined the crowd in appreciation of the performance, exclaiming, “The energy on the set that day was palpable.
. Though I wasn’t required to be there, I wouldn’t have missed the opportunity to see Madhuri ji and Vidya ji together on stage. It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”
The film Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, helmed by veteran director Anees Bazmee and produced by Bhushan Kumar, continues the legacy of thrilling horror-comedies, ensuring that it retains the franchise’s signature blend of suspense and humor. In this evocative song sequence, Vidya and Madhuri donned traditional attires as royal courtesans, their costumes adding to the regal atmosphere of their enchanting dance.
In parallel with this riveting performance, the filmmakers recently released the second track from the movie titled “Jaana Samjho Na.” The song, originally sung by Aditya Rikhari, has been reprised with additional vocals by Tulsi Kumar. The music is crafted by the talented Lijo George, DJ Chetas, and Aditya Rikhari, with thoughtful lyrics penned by Rikhari himself. This new release only heightens the excitement for the film’s upcoming release.
Meanwhile, the title track from the movie, featuring an eclectic collaboration of Neeraj Sridhar, Diljit Dosanjh, and renowned rapper Pitbull, has already set social media abuzz. Kartik Aaryan’s captivating “Spooky Slide” dance showcased in the promotional video has gone viral, with fans raving about the track’s blend of Pitbull’s trademark rap with the iconic Hare Ram—Hare Krishna chant. The mix is enhanced by Neeraj Shridhar’s Hindi verse and modern beats by Pritam and Tanishk Bagchi.
As Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 prepares for its much-anticipated Diwali release on November 1, the film is generating widespread buzz. Fans eagerly await to see how it will stand up against stiff competition from Rohit Shetty’s Singham Again, but judging by the overwhelming response to the music and performances, it promises to be a blockbuster experience.
The enchanting performance by Vidya Balan and Madhuri Dixit not only set the stage for the film’s expectations but also highlighted the grace and resilience of one of Bollywood’s cherished stars. It is performances like this that continue to define and elevate the grandeur of Indian cinema.
