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Bollywood, known for its vibrant colors, catchy songs, and dramatic storylines, is also notorious for its portrayal of women. While Bollywood films may entertain millions, they often subtly objectify and sexualize female characters, perpetuating harmful stereotypes and reinforcing gender inequality. In addition to objectification, Bollywood also often portrays toxic masculinity, influencing young men to emulate behaviors that are harmful to themselves and others. In this article, we will explore how women are objectified and how toxic masculinity is portrayed in Bollywood films, songs, and promotional material, and the impact this has on society. 1. Item Songs Bollywood films often feature item songs, which typically showcase scantily clad women dancing provocatively. While these songs may seem harmless, they serve to objectify and sexualize women, reducing them to mere props for the male gaze.  Example: Song: "Chikni Chameli" from the movie "Agneepath" (2012)     T

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