Hamza Ali Abbasi continues to speak against item numbers in Pakistani films and seems like he won’t stop until they are banned.
In a recent interview with a local media outlet, Abbasi has once again condemned the making of item numbers. He believes that objectifying women is not a form of art, its utter nonsense.
According to the actor, “dance moves based upon the utter objectification of the woman who is dancing” is entirely wrong.
“A song which focuses on the sexual appeal of the woman, the lyrics also focus on the sexual appeal of the woman and it comes on television and circulates on social media for children to watch — what do you think could be wrong with that? Obviously it is wrong!” he said.
Abbasi further added that such dance numbers to films is unnecessary and they only leave a negative impact on the viewers
“We don’t need it. It’s the lowest form of art to take clothes off a woman. It’s not art, it’s nonsense. It has had a negative impact on our country. Even India and Bollywood are distancing themselves from it. It’s considered a B-grade type of content.”
Concluding his stance, he said: “You don’t demean a woman on screen and call it art. It may be my opinion but then why aren’t strip shows art? From a religious point of view and even a secular point of view, it’s wrong.”
Previously, Hamza has weighed in his thoughts on item numbers and obscenity in multiple interviews.
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