Bollywood's Plagiarism of Pakistani Music

You do realise this is India/Pakistan we are talking about?

Yes. But at the least, this will shame the music director and bring their plagiarism in the public domain.

Imagine India TV anchor going "Dekhein Pritam ne kaise churai Pakistani dhun" over and over again.
 
LOL people here forgot about Samjhawan,One of the biggest hits in Pakistani music was copied by Bollywood and then Arijit Singh or Copijit Singh took away all the credit away from Sahir Ali Bagga and Rahat Fateh
 
It is an honour to be copied by the biggest and the bestest music/movie industry in the world
 
LOL people here forgot about Samjhawan,One of the biggest hits in Pakistani music was copied by Bollywood and then Arijit Singh or Copijit Singh took away all the credit away from Sahir Ali Bagga and Rahat Fateh

Dude, the rights were taken and song got a much much bigger platform like it deserves.

Youtube video has like 30 million, 20, and 10 million views..on their different versions
 
Dude, the rights were taken and song got a much much bigger platform like it deserves.

Youtube video has like 30 million, 20, and 10 million views..on their different versions
Still shows the dearth of creativity in copywood where they have to borrow if not steal from others.
 
Still shows the dearth of creativity in copywood where they have to borrow if not steal from others.

No..it does not. We also have lot of original work also ! If a film maker likes a particular song and thinks it suits mood of his movie..and legally buys the rights it is good ! how different is it from film maker explaining the situation to a music director and then getting tunes which suit it !

Greatest of film makers borrow material.... Quinten Tarantino famously claimed his whole 'cartoon sequence' from Kill bill was got Kamal haasan's Alavaandhan ...does it make tarantino less creative ! No , it does not
 
Dude, the rights were taken and song got a much much bigger platform like it deserves.

Youtube video has like 30 million, 20, and 10 million views..on their different versions

But still people would remember it as an Indian song when in reality it was just stolen from Pakistan.And then people talk about the creativity of Bollywood.It's one of the reason why I hate Arijit oh I mean Copijit Singh.Write your own songs but please do not borrow or steal it from others
 
Dude, the rights were taken and song got a much much bigger platform like it deserves.

Youtube video has like 30 million, 20, and 10 million views..on their different versions

And what about Baby Doll which was stolen from Balochi music.Did those poor singers got money?
 
But still people would remember it as an Indian song when in reality it was just stolen from Pakistan.And then people talk about the creativity of Bollywood.It's one of the reason why I hate Arijit oh I mean Copijit Singh.Write your own songs but please do not borrow or steal it from others

1. Arijith Singh is not a music director

2. And that is people's fault if they fail to learn about the song they loved , you cannot fault bollywood for having a larger audience after it brought legal rights which is the end of the deal.
 
1. Arijith Singh is not a music director

2. And that is people's fault if they fail to learn about the song they loved , you cannot fault bollywood for having a larger audience after it brought legal rights which is the end of the deal.

They should atleast give credit to Pakistani singers It is so pathetic to steal a song.Imagine the vice versa and Indian media will go mad that Pakistan stole a song from Indian movie it clearly shows that Indians have 0% of creativity
 
They should atleast give credit to Pakistani singers It is so pathetic to steal a song.Imagine the vice versa and Indian media will go mad that Pakistan stole a song from Indian movie it clearly shows that Indians have 0% of creativity

Producer Karan Johar bought rights to the original hit song "Main Tenu Samjhawan", which was sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Farah Anwar in the Punjabi film Virsa.[5] Music for the song was re-created by Sharib−Toshi and produced by Stewart Eduri at YRF Studio, with Vijay Kumar and Deepesh as recording engineers.[6]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samjhawan
 
Yeah and The MEGA HIT of SOTY was also copied from Pakistani Industry.Disco Deewane was originally sung by the late Nazia Hassan and Karan Johar once again stole a song from Pakistan and this time he bought the rights of song without the permission of Zohaib Hassan the brother of Nazia Hassan.Shows how low Bollywood can go
 
IgnitedMind always comes to the rescue of Bollywood.That wan't my point.Why couldn't he write a song himself?

Dude, what the !

You said Stolen...I said no..they brought the rights !

It is like going to a store and buying something ..and then getting accused for stealing because you did not make it??

Why he did not make it himself..that is the makers wish as a creative person....he liked a song and he thought it suited the movie and brought it legally ! End of story ....it is no different from hiring a music director to make a song to suit a situation !
 
Dude, what the !

You said Stolen...I said no..they brought the rights !

It is like going to a store and buying something ..and then getting accused for stealing because you did not make it??

Why he did not make it himself..that is the makers wish as a creative person....he liked a song and he thought it suited the movie and brought it legally ! End of story ....it is no different from hiring a music director to make a song to suit a situation !

It is Copywood I am sure will strike again in future
 
Yeah and The MEGA HIT of SOTY was also copied from Pakistani Industry.Disco Deewane was originally sung by the late Nazia Hassan and Karan Johar once again stole a song from Pakistan and this time he bought the rights of song without the permission of Zohaib Hassan the brother of Nazia Hassan.Shows how low Bollywood can go

He brought the rights from the music company which has the rights of disco deewane...why would he ask for his brother's permission. that does not even make sense !

And also..when somebody actually COPIES ..it is that somebody going low ...not whole industry which has 1000s of people working !
 
He brought the rights from the music company which has the rights of disco deewane...why would he ask for his brother's permission. that does not even make sense !

And also..when somebody actually COPIES ..it is that somebody going low ...not whole industry which has 1000s of people working !

NO it clearly shows that you have no knowledge about the issue.The truth is that that music company did not had the rights of that song and it sold the song illegally
 
NO it clearly shows that you have no knowledge about the issue.The truth is that that music company did not had the rights of that song and it sold the song illegally

Then it is a legally issue

Karan Johar used the song in his 2012 movie Student of the Year, after licensing the song from Sa Re Ga Ma. It is now being contested by Nazia's family as they claim that HMV doesn't own the album because it was financed by them in London.

The point is he did buy the rights from whoever he figured had the rights . If Nazia's family says they do not...then the issue is between the music company and the family.
 
Yeah so what about those Balochi singers whose song was stolen by Kanika Kapoor and Meet Stupid Bros?

That could be a copy, meet bros say it is a cover and it is credited. And I did not defend it...I never defended that there ARE NO songs in bollywood that are copied...ofcourse they are ..Tonnes ! Two particular songs you are arguing about are idiotic when they brought the rights...
 
That could be a copy, meet bros say it is a cover and it is credited. And I did not defend it...I never defended that there ARE NO songs in bollywood that are copied...ofcourse they are ..Tonnes ! Two particular songs you are arguing about are idiotic when they brought the rights...

Munni Badnaam and one of Amitabh song was also copied from Pakistani songs and Aahun Aahun was also copied and I forgot about Lambi Judai
 
But still people would remember it as an Indian song when in reality it was just stolen from Pakistan.And then people talk about the creativity of Bollywood.It's one of the reason why I hate Arijit oh I mean Copijit Singh.Write your own songs but please do not borrow or steal it from others

Rights bought = stolen? So every time you pay money to buy something, food, medicines, you are stealing?
 
Rights bought = stolen? So every time you pay money to buy something, food, medicines, you are stealing?

If I buy food from McDonalds I would say that I have bought it from McDonald and not that I have made this burger at home.
 
I don't get why Firebreaker is having so much trouble with the concept of buying rights.
 
If you have habbit of watching hollywood you will never like bollywood specially movies with big stars i.e salman khan,sharukh.
Low budget movies with new actors are better like hasee toh phasee,humpty sharma ki dulhaniya.


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If you have habbit of watching hollywood you will never like bollywood specially movies with big stars i.e salman khan,sharukh.
Low budget movies with new actors are better like hasee toh phasee,humpty sharma ki dulhaniya.


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hassee to phasee was a pathetic movie
 
Watch kick And than watch it.you will love it


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It always annoys how ppl frame Bollywood = Indian film industry

Wat do u guys know abt India? huh?

nothing ,only thing you guys know is bollywood......
I guess South is way better than bolly movies and even in the musical scene if there are no singers in bollywood doesnt mean there is no singing talent in India

that's irrelevant.

Bollywood is seen as the premier face of the Indian film industry. Definitely outside India. Nobody knows abt tollywood or kollywood or whatever they are called outside the areas where they are run

also if you claim that the south indian film and music industry is so much better then why has only Bollywood found success abroad? Ok I understand Pakistan due to language but even in other countries if an indian film is ever going to get famous its going to be a Bollywood film. Its not like language is a help and plays a role there
 
If I buy food from McDonalds I would say that I have bought it from McDonald and not that I have made this burger at home.

Here's the thing though, they don't claim the product to be theirs. Once they buy the rights, it's their choice to revamp it whichever way they please. If the original artist is so concerned with protecting their work, then they shouldn't sell their work in the first place but the reality is they get paid a hefty amount of sum to do so.

The problem is when the original artists don't get paid, which is then considered copying. There's a fine line but I'm pretty sure people like Pritam who have been leeching off the work of other foreign artists should be ashamed. He's a serial abuser of the CTRL+C and CTRL+V functions on the keyboard.
 
If I buy food from McDonalds I would say that I have bought it from McDonald and not that I have made this burger at home.

But you can add or remove any ingredients to it without any need to justify yourself
 
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Its good that people who created original song are speaking out against plagiarism of their work. They deserve to be credited and get monitory cut of the profit generated by copycats
 
The funny thing is that a lot of these Indian "singers" hate Pakistan yet they still feel free to steal Pakistani content without a care in the world, there are no consequences in the deluded world of Bollywood. It could be that they steal Pakistani content precisely because they hate Pakistan.

Is there any way for the original artist to sue these thieves?
 

Bravo to Hadiqa Kiani. More Pakistani artists should follow suit and make sure the Indian entertainment industry doesn't profit off their hard work without giving them credit and a hefty cut of the profits.
 
It's a classic song and still appeals to this day. The Indian versions are crap. A few years ago they copied sayonee also as well. Was puke worthy stuff.

I have high praise for original Indian songs and they have got good talent on their side in music, don't understand why the need to steal.
 
ABRAR-UL-HAQ CALLS OUT KARAN JOHAR FOR COPYING HIS SONG “NACH PUNJABAN”

Singer Abrar-ul-Haq called out Indian filmmaker Karan Johar for copying his song Nach Punjaban in the trailer for his upcoming film Jugjugg Jeeyo.

It is pertinent to mention that Indian filmmakers continue to use Pakistani songs for their projects despite them being banned in the country.


He immediately took to microblogging social media application Twitter to criticize Karan Johar after the trailer made rounds on social media platforms.

He said he has not sold the rights to any Indian filmmaker.

“I have not sold my song “Nach Punjaban” to any Indian movie and reserve the rights to go to court to claim damages,” he tweeted. “Producers like Karan Johar should not use copy songs. This is my sixth song being copied which will not be allowed at all.”

Netizens have criticized Karan Johar for using the song without Abrar-ul-Haq’s permission. They advised the singer to take action against the filmmaker.

Jugjugg Jeeyo – which stars Anil Kapoor along with Varun Dhawan, Kiara Advani, Neeti Singh and Manish Paul – is slated for release on June 24 this year.

https://arynews.tv/jugjugg-jeeyo-abrar-ul-haqs-song-copied-in-bollywood/
 
Copied song trailer

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ABRAR-UL-HAQ CALLS OUT KARAN JOHAR FOR COPYING HIS SONG “NACH PUNJABAN”

Singer Abrar-ul-Haq called out Indian filmmaker Karan Johar for copying his song Nach Punjaban in the trailer for his upcoming film Jugjugg Jeeyo.

It is pertinent to mention that Indian filmmakers continue to use Pakistani songs for their projects despite them being banned in the country.


He immediately took to microblogging social media application Twitter to criticize Karan Johar after the trailer made rounds on social media platforms.

He said he has not sold the rights to any Indian filmmaker.

“I have not sold my song “Nach Punjaban” to any Indian movie and reserve the rights to go to court to claim damages,” he tweeted. “Producers like Karan Johar should not use copy songs. This is my sixth song being copied which will not be allowed at all.”

Netizens have criticized Karan Johar for using the song without Abrar-ul-Haq’s permission. They advised the singer to take action against the filmmaker.

Jugjugg Jeeyo – which stars Anil Kapoor along with Varun Dhawan, Kiara Advani, Neeti Singh and Manish Paul – is slated for release on June 24 this year.

https://arynews.tv/jugjugg-jeeyo-abrar-ul-haqs-song-copied-in-bollywood/

These guys think they can get away with stealing a classic Pakistani song so easily lol. Well, to be fair they have gotten away with it hundreds perhaps even thousands of times before. The average Indian loves to listen to Indianified Pakistani songs.

Poor Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan got the worst of it when it came to India or bollywood stealing his work. To this day they are still stealing NFAKs work.
 
Copied song trailer

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WTH? Its a carbon copy of the Abrar song. Shameless bollywood.
 
btw, Pakistan just copied the kapil sharma show and came up with Hasna mana hai with host Tabish Hashmi...

The show follows the same sequence as Kapil Sharma's.
 
btw, Pakistan just copied the kapil sharma show and came up with Hasna mana hai with host Tabish Hashmi...

The show follows the same sequence as Kapil Sharma's.

...and your Kapil Sharma was inspired by our comedian Amanullah Khan too. Comedy in your films has always been embarrassing like making stupid faces.
 
...and your Kapil Sharma was inspired by our comedian Amanullah Khan too. Comedy in your films has always been embarrassing like making stupid faces.

Lol your our?

Atleast call a spade a spade. You are no different than any indian who defends the plagarism.

Inspiration is something else, and copying the whole show and its format is ridiculous.
 
...and your Kapil Sharma was inspired by our comedian Amanullah Khan too. Comedy in your films has always been embarrassing like making stupid faces.

No shame in accepting that Indian(especially Punjabis) stand up comedians look upto Pakistani ones for inspiration. I used to like Jaspal Bhatti's comedy the most. He was a legend and his comedy revolved around the current issues at that time. Kapil Sharma is nowhere near him though. :inti
 
ABRAR-UL-HAQ CALLS OUT KARAN JOHAR FOR COPYING HIS SONG “NACH PUNJABAN”

Singer Abrar-ul-Haq called out Indian filmmaker Karan Johar for copying his song Nach Punjaban in the trailer for his upcoming film Jugjugg Jeeyo.

It is pertinent to mention that Indian filmmakers continue to use Pakistani songs for their projects despite them being banned in the country.


He immediately took to microblogging social media application Twitter to criticize Karan Johar after the trailer made rounds on social media platforms.

He said he has not sold the rights to any Indian filmmaker.

“I have not sold my song “Nach Punjaban” to any Indian movie and reserve the rights to go to court to claim damages,” he tweeted. “Producers like Karan Johar should not use copy songs. This is my sixth song being copied which will not be allowed at all.”

Netizens have criticized Karan Johar for using the song without Abrar-ul-Haq’s permission. They advised the singer to take action against the filmmaker.

Jugjugg Jeeyo – which stars Anil Kapoor along with Varun Dhawan, Kiara Advani, Neeti Singh and Manish Paul – is slated for release on June 24 this year.

https://arynews.tv/jugjugg-jeeyo-abrar-ul-haqs-song-copied-in-bollywood/

Difficult to get out of this one.

Can't even say that it's not copied as it's there for all to see.
 
If they haven’t given Abrar any credit or compensation whatsoever then I feel this is beyond terrible

Nach Panjaban is a national treasure song for Pakistan. You can’t just be stealing songs like that without giving the author any credit whatsoever
 
Lol your our?

Atleast call a spade a spade. You are no different than any indian who defends the plagarism.

Inspiration is something else, and copying the whole show and its format is ridiculous.

Why the lol?? If a Pakistani film or Musician copied India then I would call it out. Well I don't think you can borrow all jokes from another comedian nonetheless the style of jokes is similar. Thankfully India has grown out of those silly faces your so called comedian Jagdeep made in films:virat1
 
No shame in accepting that Indian(especially Punjabis) stand up comedians look upto Pakistani ones for inspiration. I used to like Jaspal Bhatti's comedy the most. He was a legend and his comedy revolved around the current issues at that time. Kapil Sharma is nowhere near him though. :inti

The only thing is Indians imitate our Music too without ever giving any credit to Pak. As far as Indian comedians go the only ones I really liked were Kader Khan and Shakti Kapoor in films like "Baap numbri beta dus numbri". I am not much of a fan of stand up comedy other then Billy Connolly is a rare breed. You probably won't know who he is. Pak actors like like Ali Ejaz, Nanna and Munnawar Zarid were great comedians. The worst was Anupam Kher who is annoying.
 
Why the lol?? If a Pakistani film or Musician copied India then I would call it out. Well I don't think you can borrow all jokes from another comedian nonetheless the style of jokes is similar. Thankfully India has grown out of those silly faces your so called comedian Jagdeep made in films:virat1

Reread what i have written. They have copied a whole show and its format.
 
ABRAR-UL-HAQ CALLS OUT KARAN JOHAR FOR COPYING HIS SONG “NACH PUNJABAN”

Singer Abrar-ul-Haq called out Indian filmmaker Karan Johar for copying his song Nach Punjaban in the trailer for his upcoming film Jugjugg Jeeyo.

It is pertinent to mention that Indian filmmakers continue to use Pakistani songs for their projects despite them being banned in the country.


He immediately took to microblogging social media application Twitter to criticize Karan Johar after the trailer made rounds on social media platforms.

He said he has not sold the rights to any Indian filmmaker.

“I have not sold my song “Nach Punjaban” to any Indian movie and reserve the rights to go to court to claim damages,” he tweeted. “Producers like Karan Johar should not use copy songs. This is my sixth song being copied which will not be allowed at all.”

Netizens have criticized Karan Johar for using the song without Abrar-ul-Haq’s permission. They advised the singer to take action against the filmmaker.

Jugjugg Jeeyo – which stars Anil Kapoor along with Varun Dhawan, Kiara Advani, Neeti Singh and Manish Paul – is slated for release on June 24 this year.

https://arynews.tv/jugjugg-jeeyo-abrar-ul-haqs-song-copied-in-bollywood/

So blatant and shameless.
 
Bollywood's Plagiarism of Pakistani Music:yuvi

No wonder why Lollywood sucks.

Pakistani music is far superiour, much more classy, better written with better singers.

Indians should grow a brain and make their own songs. Every song they copy they end up ruining.

As for the movie industry, you have to have little life to watch Bollywood rubbish imo.
 
Pakistani music is far superiour, much more classy, better written with better singers.

Indians should grow a brain and make their own songs. Every song they copy they end up ruining.

As for the movie industry, you have to have little life to watch Bollywood rubbish imo.

Dude, Lollywood is not India.
We don't care their music and Movies. We have (South India) prominent Music directors, Singers and actors covered all bases (Tamil, telugu, Mallu and Kannada) advancements in VFX, technology and the quality of the script.
 
Dude, Lollywood is not India.
We don't care their music and Movies. We have (South India) prominent Music directors, Singers and actors covered all bases (Tamil, telugu, Mallu and Kannada) advancements in VFX, technology and the quality of the script.

lol where did I state lollywood is Indian?

Its pathetic your nation which hates Pakistan has to copy its great music.

Shame there is no forum to make claims against these music thieves. Not a single song copied by India has been better than the Pakistani original.
 
Turned the tv on and there's a Bollywood film song which was a blatant cop of AtaUllah's bewafa you tera muskurana.

I mean they hadn't even tried to hide that it was a rip-off.
 
Singer and philanthropist Abrarul Haq on Saturday announced that his lawyers in the UK had issued a legal notice to Moviebox Records Label for the "misappropriation" of his song 'Nach Punjaban' (dance Punjabi woman) in filmmaker Karan Johar's Bollywood movie "JugJugg Jeeyo".
 
Why is Bollywood music called Hindi music and not Urdu music?

Listening to some of the old songs, I thought to myself why does everyone call Bollywood music Hindi music when the lyrics is mostly all Urdu?
 
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Listening to some of the old songs, I thought to myself why does everyone call Bollywood music Hindi music when the lyrics is mostly all Urdu?

Possibly because calling it Urdu hurts the sentiments of the cow belt mafia so they had to package it as "Hindi" to sell it to the larger market?
 
Listening to some of the old songs, I thought to myself why does everyone call Bollywood music Hindi music when the lyrics is mostly all Urdu?

This is why Bollywood songs lyrics are cringe. No one uses words like Meheboob, Guzarish, khulasa, Muttafiq, Jannat etc in normal conversations. Thanks to the lyricists and music directors from pre-partition days, they introduced a trend and its influence can be see till today. All these Bollywood biggies and music directors and even Actors and producers are also from Pakistan originally. They encouraged the heavily arabic and farsi words in the songs.

Now it is Punjabi's turn in Bollywood songs. Every other song has Punjabi words in it. I hope they get back to Sanskrit and Prakrit words more regularly. Even South Indians will understand them.

PS - Urdu is not Pakistani language. You people imported it from India.
 
Musician Farasat Anees accuses Indian music label T-Series of plagiarising his original Joyland song

Pakistani musician Farasat Anees has called out Indian music giant T-Series for plagiarising his song ‘BIBA,’ which was featured in film Joyland. He told Images he has the support of Indian fans as well as Pakistani fans and that T-Series has not responded to his emails calling them out.

Images has reached out to the record label for a comment.

On Wednesday, Anees shared bits of both songs for people to compare them. “What a disgrace! T-Series [is] stealing our work because it has been trending in the world. Me and my brothers, Toshi and Slick Trick, worked day and night to bring this song where it is. PLEASE HAVE SOME SHAME and stop ruining every good song from Pakistan,” he captioned his post.

“The love and respect Indians showed to our version of ‘BIBA’ was massive. We will always be grateful for that. [They are] also supporting us in the comment section of this cheap copy of ‘BIBA’. Will always be thankful to listeners across the border!”

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He continued, “Even if you wanted to reproduce the song, you should have done [so] with [the] original stuff. [They] clearly stole chords, [the] intro [and] arrangements of our version. CLEAR THEFT! Really hoping someone responsible takes action from T-Series and I request all of our fans, friends and family to share this.”

The artist told Images that the label copied his track and are now “using bots in the OMV comments section”. He shared that they “didn’t even bother” contacting or asking him or his team for permission. For him, the similarities are far too obvious but he still listed them down, mentioning “the whole intro of my original version (instrumentation), arrangements (vocals and beat position) and tempo, key, scale and even the vocal arrangements”.

Anees said his team have reached out to T-Series via email last night but haven’t received a response yet. “I solely own 100 per cent rights of my song ‘BIBA’ (from my debut album 0FIVE1). My version has vocals by the powerful qawal duo Rizwan-Muazzam (I got their vocals from one of my sound packs),” he added.

He said fans of his version around the world are “pissed” at T-Series because of their “cheap move”. He pointed out they sadly have a history of doing this. Last year, the record label came under fire for copying Abrarul Haq’s song ‘Nach Punjaban’ and the iconic Nazia Hassan song ‘Aap Jaisa Koi’.

“I’ve been getting a lot of messages from India, hating on T-Series for [pulling] such an act since it is and has been a viral club desi hit. People now associate their lives and feelings to it,” he explained. “Fans from Pakistan are showing their support for our proud version of ‘BIBA’ [and] ranting [about] T-Series and associated artists on their cheap copy of ‘BIBA’.”

Popular Indian digital creator Diet Sabya and singer Annural Khalid also commented on the matter and called out T-Series for “blatantly copying” the track.

The artist is disappointed that “the world’s largest YouTube channel” is acting this way and getting away with it. “[They are being so] unprofessional, [by not] letting the copyright holders know. [They have the] guts [and] audacity to release it proudly by adding some semi-nude female models to it (in its OMV),” he concluded.

Anees’ song was released two years ago and has 25 million views on YouTube whereas T-Series’ song was released on Wednesday and has amassed 1.1 million views.

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Sad to see such unprofessionalism and laziness. That too by their biggest music company.
 
Pak Music has always been superior to Indian Music. I know Rafi, Kishore, Lata and Asha were great artists nonetheless Pak kills them in Music and Drama's. After the aforementioned Indian artists passed on they have struggled to produce anyone even close to them. We must also accept that Pak has copied many Indian tunes and lyrics too.
 
BIBA by Farasat Anees is such a sick track. Been on my playlist for months.
Lowly stuff from TSeries. Farasat should take legal action in whatever way possible
 
BIBA by Farasat Anees is such a sick track. Been on my playlist for months.
Lowly stuff from TSeries. Farasat should take legal action in whatever way possible

Love the beat -

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The recent release of the song Pasoori Nu for the movie Satyaprem Ki Katha has stirred up a mixed response on the internet. The recreation of Ali Sethi and Shae Gill's global hit song of Pakistani origin has faced criticism from some social media users, questioning why renowned singer Arijit Singh agreed to sing the remake.

However, amidst the debate, tweets from an unverified Twitter account allegedly belonging to Arijit have gone viral, shedding light on the singer's motivations behind his decision. In these tweets, Arijit mentions a commitment made by the makers of the film to support underprivileged children through a yearly fund for a school. It must be noted that the authenticity of the account remains uncertain.

According to the viral tweet, Arijit agreed to sing the Pasoori Nu remake because the film's makers promised him a yearly fund for a school for underprivileged children. In response to a tweet that asked him why he didn't reject a song as Bollywood's top singer, the artist allegedly tweeted in response, "Well, the maker has promised me a yearly fund for a school for [the] underprivileged. That's more important. We'll bear some abuses." Another tweet reads, "The maker has promised me a yearly fund for a school for [the] underprivileged."

Express Tribune
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="hi" dir="ltr">Aye ki pasoori paayi ay.</p>— Shoaib Akhtar (@shoaib100mph) <a href="https://twitter.com/shoaib100mph/status/1673653254175981569?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 27, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
 
that's irrelevant.

Bollywood is seen as the premier face of the Indian film industry. Definitely outside India. Nobody knows abt tollywood or kollywood or whatever they are called outside the areas where they are run

also if you claim that the south indian film and music industry is so much better then why has only Bollywood found success abroad? Ok I understand Pakistan due to language but even in other countries if an indian film is ever going to get famous its going to be a Bollywood film. Its not like language is a help and plays a role there

Correction - Bollywood was seen as the premier face of the Indian Film Industry but not any longer. You either have no idea of indian films or are living under a rock.

With South Indian films released all over the world in multiple languages the language barrier was overcome. Bollywood had an edge over south industry only because it had a wier audience who understood hindi/urdu unlike south films which were constrained within their states. But after being dubbed to other languages this hagemony no longer exists and teh success of Bahubali, RRR, KGF, Pushpa etc are prime examples. Today actors like NTR, Ram Charan, Yash, Allu Arjun are known even in remote villages of hindi heartland. NTR's films in fact had huge releases in Japan even before RRR.

All that bollywood does mostly are remake movies or biographies. Originality no longer exists. The current crop of bollywood directors cannot think of life outside Bandra with Karan Johar leading the pack. No wonder Zoya Akhtar is making Archies with a star cast filled with star kids and costumes and charcaters which are no way representing India of 1960s. Bollywood has a total disconnect with the audience currently.
 
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