Rumors suggest that Animal fame Triptii Dimri might feature in a special song alongside Allu Arjun in the much-anticipated sequel, Pushpa 2: The Rule.
The rumor mill is buzzing with news about Triptii Dimri potentially joining Allu Arjun in the highly anticipated sequel, Pushpa 2: The Rule. According to reports, the talented actress known for her role in “Animal” will feature alongside the Icon Star Allu Arjun in a special dance number. This exciting addition follows the massive success of Samantha‘s special dance number “Oo Antava Mama” in the first installment, which took the nation by storm.
It appears that Triptii Dimri will be replacing Samantha for this second installment, and the special song is reportedly set to be shot in June. The decision to bring in Dimri came after considering several actresses, indicating the high expectations for this performance. Devi Sri Prasad, the renowned music director, is expected to once again create a sensational track that lives up to the hype of its predecessor.
Directed by Sukumar, Pushpa 2: The Rule is slated for a grand release on August 15th. With the previous film’s overwhelming success, the anticipation for the sequel is at an all-time high.
However, amidst the excitement, there’s a concerning discussion emerging around the portrayal and terminology used for such performances. The first Pushpa movie featured what was termed a “special song” by Samantha, while the rumored song by Triptii Dimri is being referred to as an “item song” or a “special spicy song” by various media outlets and influencers. This inconsistency in terminology highlights a troubling hypocrisy within the industry and media.
As an industry and society, it’s crucial to ensure respectful and consistent terminology when discussing such performances, regardless of the actress’s origin. The treatment and respect afforded to performers should be uniform, whether they are from the South Indian film industry or elsewhere. At Cults Bay, we urge media houses and influencers to uphold a standard of respect for all women, reflecting on the language used and its broader implications.
Only time will reveal how the makers of Pushpa 2 address this issue, but the current discourse by media and influencers is disheartening. Respect for women in the entertainment industry should be unwavering, irrespective of regional affiliations.
