Stop Promoting the Dhinchak-ness
Music has been around for centuries helping people what they couldn't express by saying. It is also known to change moods, uplift spirits and take them to the girth of the sadness as well. Music is not just for entertainment. It has also been used by artists to convey social messages and talk about the burning issues to stir up the feeling of rebellion in masses. There once was an era when really meaningful songs were being produced and composed which to this day are listened to, enjoyed and reminisced by millions of Indians. Fast forward couple of decades, songs that used to live as long as for a fortnight were being composed and artists who shouldn't be making money off their so called songs were getting the limelight. Yes, I am talking about artists like Taher Shah, Dhinchak Pooja etc. In today's age if you want to get quick limelight, your best bet is becoming a YouTuber and putting out consistently high quality content for public to watch so that your channel...