Andhra Pradesh chainsaw attack: Amaal Mallik says cinema alone can’t be blamed for violence, ‘look at songs too’
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“Andhra Pradesh chainsaw attack: Amaal Mallik says cinema alone can’t be blamed for violence, ‘look at songs too’”
Amaal Mallik has offered up two of his own chartbusters, Kar Gayi Chull and Rom Rom Romantic , as evidence in the growing argument over whether Indian cinema is fuelling real-world violence. The singer-composer says that if films are going to be blamed, songs deserve the same scrutiny, and his own catalogue is no exception. Songs, not just scenes In a detailed post on X, Amaal questioned why the backlash has focused only on blood-soaked, A-rated films while item numbers escape criticism.…
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