Vicky Kaushal’s captivating dance moves in the song “Tauba Tauba” from the upcoming film Bad Newz have won widespread acclaim. Choreographed by Bosco Martis, the track showcases Kaushal’s impressive performance, which has caught the attention of audiences and fellow actors alike. As the song gears up for its theatrical release on July 19, the actor shares insights into the importance of recognizing the work of behind-the-scenes talent.
Celebrating Behind-the-Scenes Heroes
In a recent interview with India Today, Vicky Kaushal emphasized the significance of choreographers and the entire team that contributes to a project’s success. He remarked, “Main vo step ghar se thodi na le kar aaya, vo mujhe diya gaya, vo mujhe Bosco sir ne diya” (The main step wasn’t something I brought from home; it was taught to me by Bosco sir). Kaushal highlighted that while actors receive the spotlight, it is essential to acknowledge the contributions of those behind the camera.
The actor stated, “Every person who is standing behind the camera is the real hero who builds whatever is happening in front of the camera.” He stressed that it takes the effort of many individuals to create a successful song or film, asserting, “They should be applauded equally, if not more.” This sentiment aligns with a broader conversation about the recognition of choreographers and other creative professionals in the film industry.
The Push for Recognition
The issue of choreographers not being properly credited has been brought to light by Bosco Martis, who previously addressed the matter on Instagram. He expressed frustration over the lack of recognition in promotional materials despite the significant role choreography plays in the success of songs and films. Martis noted, “It’s been 22 years… still find it a struggle to put our names on any promotional material of movies.”
Vicky Kaushal’s performance in “Tauba Tauba” has already garnered praise from notable figures such as Hrithik Roshan, Janhvi Kapoor, and Sanya Malhotra, further underscoring the impact of the song ahead of its release. Directed by Anand Tiwari, Bad Newz also stars Triptii Dimri and Ammy Virk, promising an exciting cinematic experience for audiences.
As the film approaches its release, Vicky Kaushal’s advocacy for recognizing the contributions of choreographers and the creative team shines a light on an often-overlooked aspect of filmmaking, reminding fans to appreciate all those who work behind the scenes.