Madhuri Dixit recently faced backlash for arriving late to an event in Canada.

The 58-year-old actress, known for her versatile performances in numerous projects, has sparked online buzz with disappointing reactions following her latest appearance.

Taking to Instagram, one fan shared a video featuring the Bollywood icon dancing to her Yaraana (1995) track Mera Piya Ghar Aaya during The Golden Diva of Bollywood tour.

The netizen captioned the video, “If I could give you once piece of advice, it’s not to attend the Madhuri Dixit tour… Save your money. What an absolute shit show of a night and they PAID for that?”

Fans couldn’t control their anger and flooded the comments section with critical messages.

One user wrote, “This was the worst show ever. So unorganised. The advertisement didn’t say she was just going to chat and dance for 2 seconds of each song. Very very poorly organised by the promoters. So many people walked out. People were yelling for a refund and (that the show’s) boring. Doesn’t matter that she is beautiful actress and person, everyone who went to the show has to agree it was poorly organised.”

Another added, “How long will she dance on the same old songs. She does it on her weekly dance shows already. What was the tour even for?”

A third commented, “Worst show one can ever go to. Least worried about the audience’s time. 3 hours late and then full of lame talks.”

Meanwhile, some fans of the Hum Aapke Hain Koun..! star praised her appearance.

One penned, “Madhuri Dixit is amazing, whoever got to attend was very lucky. Real fans would appreciate any glimpse of her. It’s obvious who the real die-hard fans are and who are not. She has a beautiful voice and no one can match her dance steps. It’s not her fault if it was not organised correctly, she can only do so much. To be in her presence is something else. She looked so beautiful.”

This comes on the heels of the Devdas actress arriving three hours late to the Toronto show.

For the unversed, Dixit’s next stops include New Jersey, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and New York.