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Punjabi Actress Arooj Malik Issued Notice for Indecent Performances

Punjabi stage actress Arooj Malik issued a notice for violating drama act rules during a live performance.

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Punjabi Actress Arooj Malik Issued Notice for Indecent Performances
Arooj Malik, a renowned Punjabi stage actress, faces potential legal action for indecent performances.

Key Takeaways

  • Punjabi stage actress Arooj Malik has been issued a notice by the Punjab Council of the Arts.
  • The notice cites deviation from approved script and censor-cleared content during her live performance.
  • Arooj Malik faces potential legal action and a three-month performance ban.

Renowned Punjabi stage actress Arooj Malik has been issued a formal notice by the Punjab Council of the Arts for violating drama act rules during a live performance.

According to the notice, dated September 7, 2026, Malik had previously cleared her performance script and rehearsal through the council’s censor process.

Punjabi Actress Arooj Malik Issued Notice for Indecent Performances

However, during her actual stage performance on September 6, 2026, she allegedly deviated from the approved script and censor-cleared content, engaging in objectionable movements and vulgar acts, in violation of the Drama Act.

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The council has submitted video evidence of the performance as proof of the violation, and has directed Malik to submit a written explanation within two days.

If Malik fails to provide a satisfactory explanation, legal proceedings will be initiated against her.

This is not the first such notice served to the actress, as the Punjab Council of the Arts has cited a history of similar complaints against her.

As a condition of the notice, Malik is also required to submit an affidavit pledging to refrain from indecent performances in the future.

Additionally, a three-month performance ban is reportedly under consideration for the actress.

The council’s decision reflects its commitment to upholding the standards set by the Drama Act and ensuring that all performances adhere to the approved content.