Faridabad, April 2 (IANS) Haryanvi actress Anjali Raghav, who had previously accused Bhojpuri actor Pawan Singh of alleged inappropriate behaviour during a stage show, said on Thursday that the latter has publicly apologised to her. Raghav appeared before the Haryana State Women’s Commission to file a complaint against three accused for allegedly making obscene videos.According to the Haryanvi actress, the three are part of Pawan Singh’s PR team.Clarifying that she did not register a complaint a…
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Mumbai, March 11 (IANS) As he is facing a lot of backlash for his latest track titled “Tateeree”, singer Sona Mohapatra too has taken a sharp dig at rapper Badshah, criticising what she described as the repeated use of misogynistic tropes in pop music and calling on artists to take greater responsibility for the cultural influence they wield. Without holding back, Sona wrote on Instagram that such content was “not the first time we’ve seen this template,” referring to a pattern where a male …
Mumbai, March 7 (IANS) Rapper Badshah, who has been facing a lot of backlash for his latest track, “Titiri,” finally broke his silence in the matter, saying that he himself is a proud Haryanavi and did not wish to show any child or woman in a bad light through his song.He further pointed out that he comes from the Hip-Hop genre, where the lyrics are often meant to bring down the opponent.Badshah uploaded a video on his Instagram account saying, “My new song, Titiri, has been released, and I see …
Chandigarh, March 6 (IANS) Former Haryana Education Minister and veteran Congress leader, Geeta Bhukkal, on Friday, condemned the alleged objectionable lyrics in rapper Badshah’s new song, saying obscenity targeting women should not be tolerated and must be strongly opposed.Speaking to IANS, Bhukkal said she had not personally heard the song but had seen media reports suggesting that inappropriate and objectionable language had been used regarding girls.”I haven’t heard the song yet, but I saw i…
Mumbai, March 6 (IANS) Rapper Badshah, who is known for ‘Jugnu’, ‘Saturday Saturday’ and others, has been served a notice by the Haryana State Women’s Commission. The notice has been served over his new controversial song, ‘Titiri’. The Haryana State Women’s Commission has issued summons to the rapper, and has asked him to appear before the commission on March 13 to record his statement. Bollywood rapper-singer Badshah’s Haryanvi folk song ‘Titiri’ stirs controversy.The notice was is…