Santy Warns Against Explicit Content for Children on Social Media Santy, a prominent Indian musician, has called for stricter regulations on social media platforms to protect children from explicit content. In a recent statement, he emphasized the need for responsible content creation and moderation, stating, “Children are also on social media, so we should post content that is decent and good for society. Platforms and responsible people should also pay attention to this. Showing such clothes openly on social media is not right, because children also watch it. There should be strictness and rules on such content. Sister, I request you not to ruin the future of our coming generation.” The musician, known for his hit songs like Suni Suni Sadko (2016) and the motivational rap Udaan (2017), has built a career spanning multiple tracks, including Koshish Meri, Tribute, Ek Thi Meri Girlfriend, Killin, Choco Moco, and Gangsta. His comments come amid growing concerns about the impact of unregulated online content on young audiences. Khushi, another figure in the spotlight, first gained public attention through reality television, particularly her participation in the dating show Splitsvilla. The pair’s collaboration highlights the intersection of music and entertainment in shaping public discourse on digital responsibility. Santy’s remarks underscore a broader debate about balancing creative expression with ethical considerations, especially in an era where social media plays a significant role in shaping societal norms and values.#santy #khushi #splitsvilla #suny_sadko #udaan
