Bollywood musician Amaal Mallik recently unveiled the harsh challenges faced by musicians, particularly in Bollywood. In a candid social media post, Mallik expressed solidarity with composer Mani Sharma, who sought work opportunities.
Mallik lamented Bollywood’s demanding culture, calling for “boot lickers” and emphasizing a form of artistic “slavery.” He highlighted grueling working conditions, where composers are summoned late at night without commitments.
He pointed out the stark payment contrast between Bollywood and South Indian composers, revealing resistance to fair payment and reluctance to sign legal contracts in Bollywood.
Sharing personal experiences, Mallik disclosed how his songs in “Badrinath Ki Dulhania” were strategically marginalized due to his refusal to sign a one-sided contract. He criticized industry favoritism, where songs by artists under a label receive disproportionate promotion.
Mallik urged a transformation in the Bollywood music industry, emphasizing fairness and recognition for artists. He questioned the lack of respect for musicians and the challenges faced by newcomers who rely on star power for recognition.
In conclusion, Mallik called for a comprehensive overhaul in the Bollywood music industry, sparking a conversation about the need for change and fairness for artists.
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