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Actress Rashi Mal Says ‘Baaton Mulaqaton Mein’ Was Intended for a Film, Discusses Body‑Dysmorphia
✍️ Filmibeat
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 10:42 PM
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Rashi Mal disclosed that the track ‘Baaton Mulaqaton Mein’ was originally composed for a movie and used the interview to speak openly about her struggle with body dysmorphia.
Rashi Mal, an Indian actress and model, told Filmibeat in an exclusive interview that the popular song “Baaton Mulaqaton Mein” was originally created for a film that never materialised.
She explained that the composition, lyrics and arrangement were crafted to fit a cinematic narrative, but after the project was shelved the track was released independently and quickly gained traction on digital platforms.
During the same conversation Mal opened up about living with body dysmorphia, describing it as a persistent anxiety over her appearance that has affected her confidence on set and during public appearances.
She said professional counselling and the support of close friends and family have been essential in managing the condition, and hopes her candour will encourage others to speak up about similar struggles.
She explained that the composition, lyrics and arrangement were crafted to fit a cinematic narrative, but after the project was shelved the track was released independently and quickly gained traction on digital platforms.
During the same conversation Mal opened up about living with body dysmorphia, describing it as a persistent anxiety over her appearance that has affected her confidence on set and during public appearances.
She said professional counselling and the support of close friends and family have been essential in managing the condition, and hopes her candour will encourage others to speak up about similar struggles.