Hip hop season 2 judge malaika arora on where reality shows are scripted

Mumbai:

Actress-model malaika arora has opened up about the evolving dynamics of the music industry.

Addressing why many modern songs fail to leave a lasting impact, she highlighted how social media has significantly shaped today’s music Scene. She pointed out that while some songs continue to gain massive popular and even surpass the fame of the films they are featured in, many tracks nozays are designed with the goal of going viral, Especially on platforms like Instagram Reels. Calling it a ‘trend’, the actress observed that despite this shift, there are still songs that manage to stand out of purely because of their appeal – Whether or not they contribute to a Film ‘.

Malaika Told IANS, “I believe that where there are many songs that become extramely popular and even utshine the films they’re a part of, a lot of songs tods today are made with Social Media in Focus. is on creating songs that will go viral, especially through platforms like instagram reels. IT’s a trend. It’s a mixed bag, but the song itself sometimes batcom more significant than the movie. “

The chaiyya chaiyya girl also addressed the popular notion that reality shows are hevily scripted. She admitted that while there are indeed some scripted portions, they are not entryly pre-written. Malaika Clarified that as someone actively involved in such shows, she and others do have the flexibility to influence how situations unfold, often making small adjustments to feel more comfortable more commission

However, she stressed that at the end of the day, the efforts is always to maintenance authenticity and present a version that feels true and related to the audience.

Speaking About Her New Reality Show, Hip Hop Season 2, Malaika Mentioned, “When they approach me for this show, I was very experted trust I fell Platform, and I Knew I would get to learn a lot. There are many different dance styles, some of which are new to me. “

“Hip hop India is back with its thrilling second season.

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