A new song from Ajay Devgn’s upcoming film Son of Sardaar 2 dropped yesterday, and fans have been having a field day trolling it.
The dance steps in the song are bizarre and have been the subject of relentless trolling since its release.
Earlier songs from the film, Pehla Tu Duja Tu and the title track, were also mocked for their strange choreography.
But with this new version of The Po Po Song, it seems fans have reached their limit, as memes and jokes have flooded the internet since the video went live.
Unfortunately, some fans have crossed the line, turning Mrunal Thakur’s dance steps into vulgar, sexualized content.
The song features a move where dancers squish their cheeks to the beat, and disturbingly, some users have edited these clips in inappropriate ways, sexualizing Mrunal’s innocent gestures.
Despite being modestly dressed and performing what was clearly intended as a comedic dance, Mrunal has become the target of distasteful content online.
Mrunal Thakur is a talented actress. Her performances in films like Sita Ramam and Super 30 speak volumes about her skills and potential.
Forcing her to perform such mediocre choreography in a film that already looks like peak “brainrot” is, according to fans, a huge disservice to her talent.
More importantly, fans have pointed out how perverse and narrow-minded some people are to take an innocent moment and twist it into something lewd.
Sadly, this isn’t new. Many actresses in Bollywood face similar treatment, where objectification and sexualization are considered inevitable.
This situation reflects how low we, as a society, have stooped in terms of how we view women on screen.
Fans are now hoping that Mrunal distances herself from such projects, because she is far more capable and deserves roles that respect her abilities. It would be heartbreaking to see yet another actress lose credibility due to the toxic lens of oversexualization.
