Amaal Mallik launches indirect scathing attack on Tanishk Bagchi: “You’re a bloody thief”
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The public outburst comes days after Tanishk Bagchi alleged that he had not received Rs. 8 lakhs in royalty payments for the title track of Saiyaara . Amaal used the row to question why Tanishk was targeting Yash Raj Films despite frequently claiming that T-Series owed him crores. He wrote, “You keep saying @TSeries owes you crores, then why go after #YashRajFilms, kyunki Bhushan Ji Music Industry mein bohot strong hold rakhte hai?”
Adding to this, In his lengthy post, Amaal also alleged that Tanishk secured ‘ Saiyaara’ by taking a song originally created by Faheem Abdullah and Arsalan Nizami. He claimed, “If I speak up about how you bagged the movie #Saiyaara, and stole the song right under Faheem Abdullah & Arsalan Nizami's nose to make Mohit Suri take you in the movie, then you will know.”
Meanwhile, The composer further alleged that the song ‘ Saiyaara’ was copied from ‘ Humnawa Mere’ and claimed singer Jubin Nautiyal chose to remain silent because of his professional association with the movie. He also accused Tanishk of copying Pakistani songs, lifting folk melodies and taking inspiration from YouTube covers, writing, "You're a bloody thief, your originals are also not originals."
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On top of that, Amaal did not stop there. He accused Tanishk of using paid PR against him, claiming, "Paid PR ka paisa tum label se kama chuke ho, but kharach galat jagah kar rahe ho." He also alleged that rival groups within the movie industry were attempting to damage the prospects of his soon-to-release project Awarapan 2 .
Earlier this week, Amaal had thanked followers for the positive response to his latest song and urged listeners to let the music grow over time. "Thank you for such a brilliant response to a melody that's the closest to my heart. Every song needs time to breathe, be taken into the system and then reach and live in the heart of the audience," he wrote.
Source: Bollywood Hungama