India, Nov. 5 -- Ever since the incident of the injury caused to a15-year-old and another student by a chainsaw attack in Andhra Pradesh's Anantapur district, social media has been filled with debate on the rise of violence. After the incident, several users on social media questioned whether the recent A-rated films with a lot of bloodshed and gore play a key role in normalising such violence. Ram Gopal Varma and Sandeep Reddy Vanga hit back at those who have blamed A-rated films with bloodshed and gore for normalising violence.

Now singer and music composer Amaal Mallik has also joined the bandwagon and defended films which show violence. He first reposted Vanga's tweet on his X account, and later made a separate post to talk in detail...