Mirzapur: The Movie Faces Controversy as Rapperiya Baalam Alleges His Song Was Used without Permission
Rapperiya Baalam says the film used his tribute track without permission or credit, and the makers have not publicly responded.
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Mirzapur: The Movie faces controversy as Rapperiya Baalam alleges his song was used without permission
Mirzapur: The Movie has run into controversy shortly after its theatrical release over the reported use of a song by Rajasthani artist and rapper Rapperiya Baalam. The musician has alleged that his track ‘Shoorveer,’ which was created as a tribute to Maharana Pratap, was used in the film without his permission or credit.The film released in theatres on Friday, September 4. Rapperiya Baalam subsequently took to Instagram to express his disappoint…
‘Meant for Maharana Pratap, used for villains?’: Rajasthani artist Rapperiya Baalam slams ‘Mirzapur’ makers over ‘Shoorveer’ song
Rajasthani singer Rapperiya Baalam has accused Mirzapur: The Movie makers of using his song, dedicated to Maharana Pratap, in a gangster scene without permission or credit. He called it an insult to Rajasthan's history. Social media users backed him, demanding accountability and urging him to file a copyright claim.
Mirzapur song Shoorveer irks original singer, called insult to Rajasthanis: ‘Meant for Rana Pratap, used for villains?’
Mirzapur: The Movie featured a song titled Shoorveer. The song's original performer, Rapperiya Baalam, has called out the makers over it.
Mirzapur The Movie has been released in theaters. However, controversy has erupted immediately following its release. The original singer of the film's song "Shoorveer" has expressed his opposition.
Mirzapur The Movie Lands In Controversy After Rapperiya Baalam Alleges Unauthorised Use Of Shoorveer
*Mirzapur The Movie* has landed in controversy after Rapperiya Baalam alleged unauthorised use of his song *Shoorveer*. The dispute has raised both copyright and cultural concerns around the film.
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