KD song controversy: Sanjay Dutt apologizes to women panel, will bear the education expenses of 50 girls
Actor Sanjay Dutt appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) over objection over the song Sarke Chunar from KD: The Devil. He also promised to sponsor the education of 50 tribal girls.
Actor Sanjay Dutt appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) on April 27 in connection with the summons over alleged obscenity in the song. Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke From his upcoming film, KD: Devil. The actor apologized during the hearing and said that he had no involvement in the lyrical or creative aspects of the song.
according to ANIAccording to the presentations made before the Commission, Dutt said that he had no prior knowledge or control over the lyrics, translation, composition or final presentation of the song. He said that his role was limited to performing as an actor under contractual obligations.
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The actor appeared with his legal team led by advocate Hemant Shah to apologise, and stressed his respect for the dignity of women and social values.
As part of his response, Dutt also made a voluntary commitment to sponsor the education of 50 girls from tribal communities in Nagpur, Maharashtra for the upcoming academic year. He assured the Commission that the compliance report would be submitted within three months.
Through his lawyer, the 66-year-old actor further said that he will incorporate safety measures in his future projects to ensure that any work related to him does not disrespect women, children or any individual.
Speaking to the media after the hearing, lawyer Hemant Shah said, “Sanjay Dutt appeared before the National Commission for Women today and out of his utmost respect for women and the Commission, he said that he was not aware of the words. But still, without any prejudice, he has apologised, and he has voluntarily offered to sponsor education for 50 children from the tribal community. He said that when it was recorded, it was recorded in another language. Was.”
The actor, who was represented by his team of lawyers throughout the proceedings, was seen leaving the commission premises after cooperating in the questioning.
about the controversy
The song Sarke Chunaar recently sparked controversy over its alleged vulgar lyrics and choreography, drawing widespread criticism online. The matter escalated further when the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting told the Parliament that the song has been banned. Following the protests, the makers removed the Hindi version from YouTube.
Sarke Chunar Hindi version of Kannada original song, Sarse NinnaWho is included in the upcoming Kannada film, KD: DevilDirected by Prem and starring Dhruv Sarja.
KD: Devil Scheduled to release on 30th April.