Malaika Arora On Doing Sexy Item Numbers At 52: “Why Should I Tone It Down?” Must Read –

Malaika Arora about Sexy Item Numbers:

Malaika Arora has once again addressed age-related stereotypes, this time while speaking about performing glamorous dance numbers in her 50s. Appearing on the Namrata Zakaria Show, the actor and dancer spoke candidly about doing an item song at the age of 52 and why she feels no need to apologise for it.

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Malaika recently featured in a dance number in Thamma, where her confident screen presence drew attention. When asked about continuing to do such performances, she made it clear that age should not dictate self-expression. According to her, people often troll or question women for such choices, but she does not see anything wrong with it.

She said dance is a powerful form of expression that should be enjoyed in its true spirit. Malaika added that she feels grateful to be able to perform the way she does at 52, and believes it reflects the effort she has put into her physical and mental well-being over the years.

Talking about item songs specifically, Malaika shared that these performances give her a strong sense of confidence and empowerment. She described them as liberating and said they make her feel good about herself. For her, feeling comfortable and confident in her body is what matters most.

Malaika also pointed out that if women see her work as something empowering or motivating, then she considers it meaningful. She believes that every woman should have the freedom to do what makes her feel confident, without being judged based on age.

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Through her words, Malaika once again reinforced the idea that confidence, self-expression, and empowerment have no age limit.

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