Telangana Women’s Commission has issued a media release regarding the manner in which women are being portrayed in films. In the release dated March 20, 2025, they said they got many complaints regarding vulgar steps in movies.
The Commission said that some steps shown in films were rather vulgar and they showed women in a bad light. As films leave a mark on audiences and youth, showing women in a degrading manner is rather hurtful, the Commission said.
The producers, directors and choreographers must take necessary steps to stall such steps immediately. The vulgar steps that show the woman in a demeaning role must be stopped immediately. If you don’t abide by this, we will take necessary steps as per law, the Commission warned.
Cinema is a powerful medium and the film industry must understand the impact it has on children and youth. Considering this, the industry must self discipline itself and stop indulging in such acts, the Commission went on to say.
People and groups can tell their thoughts to the Women’s Commission. We will take necessary action and look into the matter seriously, the Commission said.
Today’s trend is such young children are being made to dance for such songs in the name of entertainment and social media reels by parents, setting a bad precedent. The Women’s Commission’s decision is timely and much needed.
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