The year 2023 kicked in and the new year's celebrations are still going on in different nooks and crannies of the world. Most people want 2023 to be very different from 2022, but actress-singer Bhumika Sharma believes that one thing should not change - the ban on gun culture in Punjabi songs.
For the uninitiated, in 2022, as per the revised arms license in Punjab, now there is zero tolerance against the promotion of violence in songs in the state. This ban has been appreciated by the public and many artists. Bhumika Sharma is also very elated by the decision and thus, talking to ETimes exclusively, she shared, “The one change that I wanted, actually happened in 2022; the ban on gun culture in Punjabi songs.”
“Now I believe in 2023 only beautiful songs will be played. The ones that should get the hype will be given their deserved limelight, which earlier was taken away because of the gun culture in the songs. My songs couldn't get the much-deserved attention,” she added.
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Bhumika also pointed out how the songs used to lead to irrational behavior. She told us, “those songs are used to provoke people. There have been instances where we saw people getting drunk, firing shots on the stage, and leaving many performers dead. And so many times these issues were not even raised, as if the performers' life didn't matter.”
“Therefore, I am glad that this ban came out and now the real talent will be able to find its place,” concluded the artist.
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