Nora Fatehi’s New Song Triggers Controversy over Lyrics; Onir, Armaan Malik Hit out at Makers
Nora Fatehi’s ‘KD: The Devil’ song faces reaction over vulgar lyrics, with Onir and Armaan Malik directly criticising the makers.
A new song featuring Nora Fatehi has sparked controversy over its lyrics, with filmmaker Onir and singer Armaan Malik criticizing the makers and calling for more responsibility in music content.
Dancer-actress Nora Fatehi’s latest item song from KD: The Devil has sparked extensive criticism on social media. The reason for the criticism is its suggestive and vulgar lyrics. They promote reactions from Onir and Armaan Malik, who slammed the condition of commercial music and the censor board for green lighting it.
A music video has been made on the makers of the KD: The Devil on the item song Sarse Ninna Seraga Sarse. The song features Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt performing on YouTube. The viewers of the video slammed the makers for the song after being uploaded on YouTube on Monday. The video streaming platform is now showing the message, “Video unavailable. The setting of the video is set to private when the song is searched.
The song Sarse Ninna Seraga Sarse has been transformed to Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke in the Hindi version of the film. It is about to set against a backdrop of a bar with Nora wearing a ghagra choli and dancing around some men.
The song’s hook step with special featuring Nora Fatehi performing contentious dance moves. It drew sharp criticism and anger from social media users.
The singer of the song is Aishwarya Rangarajan. It is penned by Kannada director-lyricist Prem. Raqueeb Alam is called to pen the Hindi lyrics for tracks like Srivalli, Oo Bolega Ya Oo Oo Bolega and Sami Sami directly from the Pushpa films.
KD The Devil song Sarke Chunar controversy results that the social media users slammed the song for its double meaning lyrics and provocative steps. The wording is called vulgar and inappropriate.
