Actress Rubina Dilaik says item songs have changed over time and are now becoming “obscene,” describing how her concerns have intensified after a recent controversy. She also points to a particular item song that drew criticism and was subsequently removed.
The outlets report her comments as part of a broader discussion about changing standards in Indian film music, including how choreography and lyrics are perceived by audiences. NDTV relays that Dilaik links the shift in tone to what she considers increasingly explicit content, and notes that the controversial song she referenced was taken down after it drew backlash.
While the reporting focuses on her personal views, it does not add extensive detail about the specific reason for removal, the extent of the criticism, or the timeline beyond indicating that the track was later taken down. The emphasis therefore remains on Dilaik’s assessment of evolving presentation rather than on a detailed case review of the removed song.
