Triptii Dimri, known for her role in the film "Animal," has recently sparked controversy following her performance in the song "Mere Mehboob" from the upcoming movie "Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video." Her sensual dance moves, which feature provocative hip shaking and waist gyration, have drawn criticism from fans who accuse her of resorting to “item girl” tactics to capture attention.

This incident is not isolated; several Bollywood actresses, including Deepika Padukone and Nora Fatehi, have faced similar backlash for their dance performances in recent songs. Critics argue that such overtly sexual choreography demeans women and promotes objectification, igniting a larger conversation about women's roles in Bollywood.

Despite the criticism, Triptii’s supporters have rallied to her defense, emphasizing her talent as an actress and urging that she not be judged solely on one dance number. They contend that the song is intended as a fun, upbeat track, with Dimri’s moves aligning with its lively spirit.

The debate surrounding Dimri’s performance in "Mere Mehboob" underscores ongoing discussions about the portrayal of women in Bollywood and the double standards that often arise. As the trailer for "Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video" gains traction online, it draws parallels to Hollywood’s hit film "Sex Tape," further fueling public interest.