Nora Fatehi Addresses Song Backlash
Bollywood performer Nora Fatehi has finally spoken out about the storm surrounding the promotional track Sarke Chunar, linked to the pan‑India film KD: The Devil. The song’s Hindi version drew sharp criticism online for its suggestive lyrics and visuals, prompting heated debate among fans and celebrities alike.
Denied Knowledge of Hindi Version
In a video message shared on social media, Fatehi said she signed on only for the original Kannada version of the song. She stressed she “had no idea” the Hindi adaptation would be released and clarified that she never performed to that version.
No Permission to Use Her Image
Fatehi firmly stated no consent was given to use her image in the Hindi version. The actress called on fans to stop circulating the clip and urged respect toward performers while thanking critics for the pressure that led to its removal from digital platforms.
Continued Controversy and Reactions
The issue riled social media, leading to calls for stricter content control. Several public figures criticised the song’s lyrics and marketing approach. The sound track’s rapid backlash highlights growing sensitivities regarding content norms in music promotions.