Empowerment Through Dance
Malaika Arora, known for her iconic Bollywood item song performances, has powerfully articulated her perspective on the subject. Speaking on The Namrata
Zakaria Show, Arora openly discussed her continued involvement in dance, especially as she's reached her 50s. She highlighted her feeling of empowerment and her sense of gratitude for being able to perform at this stage in her life. Her viewpoint is that she doesn't feel the need to alter her choices or apologize for her artistic expression. For Arora, dance is a form of expression and enjoyment. She conveyed that she feels blessed to be in the position she's in.
Addressing Criticism Head-On
Arora also addressed the online trolling she has faced in response to her performances. She acknowledged the reality of criticism and negative comments but highlighted her lack of understanding regarding the significant issue others have. Her approach is rooted in her conviction that dance should be embraced for its innate beauty and vitality. Arora’s outlook is one of gratitude and strength, as she expresses feeling fortunate to continue performing. She said that, if women see it as a source of empowerment, then she feels satisfied with her work. She has been part of songs like 'Chaiyya Chaiyya,' 'Munni Badnaam,' and 'Anarkali Disco Chali.'
Recent Career Highlights
Arora recently appeared in the dance number 'Poison Baby' from Maddock Films' 'Thamma,' alongside Rashmika Mandanna. She also featured in the music video for 'Chillgum,' which sparked some criticism for her moves, which she took in her stride. Beyond her dance performances, Arora has been involved in several other projects. She released a health and fitness book titled 'It's Easy To Be Healthy'. Furthermore, she served as a judge on Season 11 of India's Got Talent. These varied pursuits highlight her enduring presence and continuous engagement with different facets of the entertainment and wellness industries.
