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India composer Amaal Mallik alleges Bollywood career sabotage

India composer Amaal Mallik alleges Bollywood career sabotage

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Indian music composer and singer Amaal Mallik has alleged that a powerful group within Bollywood’s film and music ecosystem systematically sidelined him from more than 60 film projects over the past seven years. In a detailed statement shared recently on his official social media accounts, the 35-year-old said the alleged exclusion covered projects between 2019 and 2026. He added that he himself declined around 20 additional films over unacceptable working terms. Mallik described the alleged network as a broader industry syndicate beyond record labels and claimed its internal politics and pressure tactics have also led to threats targeting him and his family.

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Timeline

  1. 2018 Mallik alleges industry politics intensify
  2. 2019 Alleged sidelining from film projects begins
  3. 2019–2026 Claims removal from over 60 films
  4. Past seven years Work in mainstream cinema declines
  5. Over recent years Declines 20 films over terms
  6. Past eight years Describes sustained internal industry politics
  7. Recently Issues detailed statement on social media
  8. Future period Suggests eventual accountability for individuals

Why it matters

If you're a fan of Bollywood or Amaal Mallik's music, this could affect what you hear in future films. It's also a reminder of the power dynamics in any industry. If you're an artist, it's a call to be aware of your rights and stand up against unfair practices.

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