Global star Priyanka Chopra's recent podcast interview in the US talks about her decision to move to Hollywood and how Bollywood has not treated her fairly. The interview got many in Bollywood talking about cliques and how many artists are stopped from getting work. Actor Kangana Ranaut and editor Apurva Asrani praised Priyanka for speaking up and now Amaal Mallik is sharing his story about facing this in his music career daily. He tweeted that this was the reason why he doesn't do as many Bollywood films anymore.
On Twitter, the composer-singer wrote, "Well it’s something that I face on a daily basis. When fans ask me why I don’t do as many Bollywood films ? Now you know ;) The truth about campism, bootlicking & powerplay within #Bollywood needs to come out more often See what they tried to do to this a💛mazing woman."
In the comments sections, fans also pointed out others who were also victim to this behaviour. "Afterall this has happened to the great @arrahman as well !," one fan shared. Another wrote, "We support you and your thoughts and we are with you always Amaal." Yet another fan added, "This is heartbreaking...We r always there to support you for your independent songs Amaal..👍"
Later, he also tweeted, "Then people think I am a nepo-kid and I have it easy (rolling on the floor laughing emoji)." Amaal and his younger brother, singer Armaan Mallik, are the sons of composer Daboo Malꦇik. Their grandson was the acclaimed veteran composer Sardar꧟ Malik and their uncle is Anu Malik.
In a new US podcast interview Armchair Expert with Dax Shepherd, Priyanka had revealed that she was pushed into a corner in the industry. "I had pe🐎ople not casting me. I kind of was tired of the politics & so when this music thing came I was like I'm going to America."
Amaal made his debut as a composer with Salman Khan's Jai Ho in ♓20𝄹14. He also debuted as a singer with O Khuda from Hero in 2015. While his brother Armaan has worked for other film industries in India, Amaal has mostly worked for Bollywood. In recent years, he has focused his attention on his original compositions and singles for independent music.
