The Maddock Universe’s upcoming horror-comedy film Thama is already making waves, and the latest buzz surrounding the project involves the highly anticipated song Poison Baby. Released on Monday in a star-studded event in Mumbai, the track has quickly become the talk of the town, particularly due to the performances of Malaika Arora and Rashmika Mandanna. Malaika Arora has once again proven why she’s one of Bollywood’s most captivating performers.
Malaika Arora
Malaika Arora Showcases Her Dance Moves
At the song launch, while Poison Baby played in the background, Malaika’s electric dance moves stole the show. She dazzled on stage, effortlessly showcasing her signature style and energy. While Rashmika Mandanna stood beside her, many viewers felt she was slightly overshadowed by Malaika’s infectious presence. A video from the event has gone viral, where the two actresses are seen together on stage.
Malaika Arora
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As the song progresses, Malaika is seen dancing with all her heart. Rashmika, in comparison, appears somewhat reluctant and doesn’t fully match the high energy Malaika brought to the performance, making it evident that the veteran dancer had completely owned the stage. Social media was quick to react, and Malaika’s performance has been widely praised. Fans flooded the comments section with admiration for her, with one user stating, “Age is just a number; even the best actresses would find it hard to beat her.”
Malaika Arora
Another fan commented, “This is beyond Rashmika’s control,” while one cheekily said, “Aunty ji overpowered Rashmika.” Others simply declared, “Malaika is always the best.” The song Poison Baby, which features vocals by Jasmine Sandlas, Sachin-Jigar, and Divya Kumar, has garnered mixed reactions. Some fans are completely smitten with the track, with one saying, “Malaika will eat Rashmika; she’s fire,” while others were less impressed with Rashmika’s Bollywood debut, with one comment reading, “Rashmika, you’re better off in Tollywood, don’t come to Bollywood.”