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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Bollywood[1] song number designed for only one thing: Fan Service. The song in question traditionally had an "Item Girl" whose only role is to do a dance for either the hero or the villain, but usually did not involve them beyond ogling the girl in question; nowadays the trend is to get the Item Girl to do an elaborate (often very sexually charged) performance along a main male character to the tune of the catchiest song in the soundtrack. Usually, the song itself may or may not have anything to do with the plot, and its lyrics are usually either sexually charged or full of double entendres. A very common variation on this would be the heroine to do the Item Number, depending on a few factors: She is either a skilled dancer, a new actress in her first movie, the studio could not afford the Item Girl they wanted, or the movie's promotion is centered around the song in question. |
