Demand to ban Adhi Dha Surprisu song from Robinhood increases

Nithiin and Kethika Sharma's Robinhood directed by Venky Kudumula is attracting the attention of all. Expectations are high on the film as Nithiin and Venky Kudumula earlier entertained viewers with Bheeshma.

The makers are promoting the film in a high way and few days back they released the song Adhi Dha Surprisu. However with in minutes, people started demanding ban on the song for the vulgar lyrics from Chandrabose and objectionable moves choreographed by choreographer Sekhar.

People expressed their fury on  the allegory-laden song sung by Neeti Mohan, Anurag Kulkarni and penned by Chandrabose. A step that sees an oiled-up Ketika pull the waistband of her skirt, hinting at a double entendre in particular, seemed to draw criticism and comments objectifying her in equal measure.

Fans reacted in this manner showing their anger.

“Sekhar master please retire aipondi. It's a movie okay, the audience will expect commersial elements and as well as romantic scenes or songs. But what you are doing is not romance or commercial, it is disgusting to see your choreography on the screen. Please retire.”

Numerous people left comments like, “Need to ban this type of songs and chores.” and “Please ban these songs mann, the directors who do this, the producers who green flag this, the women who are hired to manage these performances, whyyy?”

Another pointed out, “Objectifying women's in songs and blaming the society why it is getting worst day by day.” One Instagram user questioned, “Who even decides these kind of sh*t songs and dance moves!” while another wrote, “Just one word Vulgar.” A movie buff agreed, “Choreography k name pr kr di vulgarity. (It's just vulgarity in the name of choreography)

“It seems that the Indian entertainment industry is increasingly focused on outdoing each other in terms of pushing boundaries when it comes to vulgarity. The competition seems to revolve around how far they can go in terms of embarrassing content, prioritizing shock value over substance,” wrote one Threads user, while many others called out Sekhar master for the steps. One comment read, “Cinema is going to get worse than this. Women are not being portrayed, they are willing to showcase them as only objects nothing else.”