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Nora Fatehi Blasts Filmmakers Over Vulgar Song Adaptation
25 Aug
Summary
- Nora Fatehi shot original Kannada song three years prior.
- She disassociated from Hindi version due to inappropriate lyrics.
- Backlash pressured filmmakers to remove the controversial song.

Nora Fatehi has publicly addressed the controversy surrounding the song 'Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke' from the film KD: The Devil. Fatehi clarified that she originally filmed the song in Kannada three years ago and was unaware of the Hindi adaptation and its inappropriate lyrics. She expressed her strong disapproval to the director and disassociated herself from the Hindi version, citing concerns about her image and reputation. The song faced significant public backlash and complaints for vulgarity, obscenity, and exposing minors to inappropriate content. Fatehi stated that this public pressure ultimately led to the song's removal by the filmmakers. She emphasized the need for accountability from filmmakers and producers, urging them not to misuse artists' names without their consent. The film KD: The Devil is scheduled for theatrical release on April 30, 2026.