Times of India

Rubina Dilaik questions ‘item songs’; calls them ‘obscene’

Rubina Dilaik questions ‘item songs’; calls them ‘obscene’WorldPing

In a candid discussion, Rubina Dilaik, Hina Khan, and Abhinav Shukla explored the changing landscape of music. Rubina remarked on the rising controversy around item songs, mentioning their sometimes explicit nature.

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