Sarke chunar teri sarke song land in new trouble for vulgar and double meaning lyrics, National human rights comminion issued notic, lyricist clarify

Controversy continues over the song Sarke Chunar from the film KD: The Devil. This song with obscene lyrics filmed on Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt has been removed from YouTube after objection. After receiving the complaint, the National Human Rights Commission has now issued notices to the Censor Board, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and Google India and sought their response. On the other hand, the lyricist has claimed that this controversial song was not written by him but by the director of the film.

The National Human Rights Commission on Tuesday issued notices to these organizations and directed them to investigate the controversy related to this song and submit an action report within 2 weeks.

The case is being presided over by National Human Rights Commission bench member Priyanka Kanungo. He said that prima facie the allegations made on this song are a possible violation of human rights. This matter has been taken into cognizance under the Human Rights Act 1993.

In the complaint received by the National Human Rights Commission, the complainant has said that the recently released song of the upcoming film KD: The Devil has obscene and sexually suggestive double meaning lyrics, which is not suitable for public broadcasting and especially for children. This content is available on social media, TV and many other platforms, which can have a negative impact on the mental health and moral environment of minors.

The complainant had requested the Human Rights Commission to intervene in this matter, take cognizance of the matter and ban such content.

Many complaints filed against the controversial song

Apart from the Human Rights Commission, the State Commission for Women of Karnataka and Haryana have also expressed concern by sending a complaint to the Censor Board. Apart from this, a complaint has also been filed against the makers of the film, after which the song has been removed from YouTube.

The lyricist of the film gave clarification, said- I did not write the song

Amidst the controversy, the film’s lyricist Raqib Alam has issued a statement and clarified on the controversy. He has said that this song has not been written by him but by the film’s director Prem. He has translated this song only in Hindi.

Lyricist Raqib Alam said in the statement, “A lot has happened in just a few hours and I found myself in a situation I was not prepared for. Although director Prem has removed the song following my request, I still want to officially clarify that the original lyrics of ‘Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke’ have not been written by me.

He further said, this song was written in Kannada by the film’s director Prem and my role was limited only to translating it into Hindi. As a songwriter I take pride in the words I write, and it’s important to distinguish between original writing and translation. I hope this will clear up any misunderstandings about my contribution.”

He further added, “It is important to understand that when you sign a contract for a film, you are bound to fulfill its terms. After reading the original Kannada lyrics, I had refused to be a part of this song, but I was asked to translate it into Hindi and as per the contract, I had to play my part. Prem is a good friend of mine, but I had warned him and requested him not to go ahead. However, he knew what he was doing and was What do you want from the song?

Let us tell you that Rakib Alam has previously written songs for the films Pushpa and Pushpa 2.

What is the whole controversy of Gaane Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke

Pan India film KD: The Devil is scheduled to release on 30 April 2026. On March 14, the song Sarke Chunar Teri of this film was released in many languages. This song was filmed on Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt. As soon as the song was released on YouTube, it started going viral on social media, the reason for which was the obscene and double meaning lyrics of the song. Apart from this, the dance steps and picturization shown in the song were also quite objectionable.

The song was heavily criticized on social media, after which many complaints are being filed against it.

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