KD song Sarke Chunaar: Revised version of track released soon, singer Mangali regrets
Singer Mangali issued a public apology after her Sarke Chunaar song lyrics in the film KD – The Devil were heavily criticized. The singer confirmed that the song has been removed from all platforms and a revised version will be released soon.
Singer Mangali apologized on Wednesday after facing criticism for her Hindi song. Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke From the film KD: Devil. He addressed the concerns on social media and confirmed that a revised version of the track would be released soon.
The controversy started when listeners criticized the lyrics of the song featuring Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt as objectionable. Due to this it was removed from all platforms.
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Mangli apologized on social media
In her statement, Mangali expressed regret, saying, “Out of respect for public sentiment, the song has been removed from all platforms. I sincerely apologize to each of you for the unintentional mistake. It was never our intention to hurt anyone’s sentiments, and we truly regret this mistake.”
Plans for a revised version
He further assured the public that corrective steps have been taken, saying, “The correct version of the song has now been updated, and the revised version of the song will be released this evening. We assure you that such a situation will not arise again.”
Mangali also thanked the music director and producers of the film for their support. The singer has turned off comments on her apology post.
Nora Fatehi’s statement on controversy
Nora, who is seen in the video, shared her side of the story on Instagram earlier in the day. She distanced herself from the controversy, saying, “On one hand, I see that some of you are trying to use this as an opportunity to attack my character…This is unfortunate. Anyway, I and my team will be more careful in such situations in the future. However, I would like to reiterate that I had no knowledge about this Hindi song. I did not perform on it and no permission was taken to use it with my image.”
He said that he had shot the songs in Kannada three years ago by relying on the translations of the producers. “I shot this song three years ago in Kannada language. I said yes because it was part of a big film. It was with a big icon Sanjay Dutt – who would refuse to work with him?”
She further added, “When they were translating the songs to me, nothing seemed inappropriate or obscene. I don’t understand Kannada, so I was relying on what they told me.”
All versions of the song – Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu – have now been removed.