Famous playback singer Shreya Ghoshal has opened up her discomfort when young girls sing more erotic or hoarse songs, highlighting the need for more thoughtful lyricalism in Bollywood music. Using the example of ‘smooth jasmine’, he expressed concern on how music and cinema society, especially children, affect children.

Shrey worrying while singing bold songs on young girls of Ghoshal

In a conversation with Canadian Youtuber Lily Singh, Shreya shared that she often feels strange when young girls agreed 5-6 years of age dance and sing with songs like smooth jasmine, without really understand the meaning Without.

“There is a good line amidst being erotic, sexy and lump sum. When I see young girls singing these songs, I feel very embarrassed.

A call for a song -walled song

Shreya insisted that while celebrating sexuality in songs, it is not naturally wrong, it should be performed in a graceful and honor. She said that if a female lyricist wrote such songs, she must have taken more balanced and strong perspectives rather than moving towards reality.

“It is important to set some standards in our society, especially in India, because music and films have a great impact on the lives of people. If such songs are well written, with dignity, they are right now Can also have fun and celebrate without feeling strange or inappropriate. “

Long -standing debate on item songs

Over the years, Bollywood item songs have faced criticism for promoting women’s objectives and stereotypes. Songs like Chikni Chameli, depicted on Katrina Kaif, painted bold female characters, but the songs often bends to sexual ease, arguing the way you send these songs.

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Shreya’s comment focuses on a large industry-wide issue, where attractive melodies and dance numbers sometimes look at the responsibility of creating materials that align with moral story. As viewers are more aware, the demand for better-written, respectable and strong songs is getting stronger.