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KD The Devil Trailer Taken Down Over "Uncertified Content" Amid Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row, Makers Issue Statement
KD: The Devil is scheduled to hit theatres on April 30, 2026
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David Dhawan Sums Up Dhurandhar 2 Star Rakesh Bedi's Success: "Teri Chaal Change Ho Gayi"
David Dhawan revealed Rakesh Bedi and he were batchmates at FTII and were even ragged together at the Pune-based institute
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Rural India Will Shine When Renewable Energy Is Produced At Village Level: TERI Chief
The Teri chief cited the example of its 2008 campaign, Light A Billion Lives and how it changed lives at the rural level.
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Sarke Sarke Film Director Says He Wanted 'No Controversy' Over Vulgar Song Featuring Nora Fatehi
The director added, "I didn't understand the Hindi words used in the translation as I am not fluent in the language"
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Lyricist At Centre Of Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row Says He 'Earns Money But Lacks Respect' In India
Raqueeb Alam added, "I have written numerous prominent songs, yet no one from Bollywood has reached out to me"
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Nora Fatehi Attacks Trolls Over Vulgar Song: 'Never Heard Sarke Sarke Hindi Lyrics, Speak To The Makers'
Nora Fatehi questioned, "Do you not understand anything I said in this video?"
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Nora Fatehi, Sanjay Dutt, Sarke Sarke Team Called By Women's Panel Over Vulgar Lyrics
They have been directed to appear before the Commission on March 24 at 12:30 PM along with relevant documents.
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Singer Mangli Apologises After Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row, Promises 'Revised Version'
Singer Mangli explained that the concerns have been acknowledged and changes have already been made
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Censor Board Reacts To Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row: "Not Certified By Us"
Prasoon Joshi also highlighted that the CBFC remains mindful of how women are portrayed in cinema
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Nora Fatehi Reacts To Vulgar Song Controversy: "Thank You For The Backlash"
Nora Fatehi concluded by urging accountability from filmmakers
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KD The Devil Trailer Taken Down Over "Uncertified Content" Amid Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row, Makers Issue Statement
KD: The Devil is scheduled to hit theatres on April 30, 2026
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David Dhawan Sums Up Dhurandhar 2 Star Rakesh Bedi's Success: "Teri Chaal Change Ho Gayi"
David Dhawan revealed Rakesh Bedi and he were batchmates at FTII and were even ragged together at the Pune-based institute
-
Rural India Will Shine When Renewable Energy Is Produced At Village Level: TERI Chief
The Teri chief cited the example of its 2008 campaign, Light A Billion Lives and how it changed lives at the rural level.
-
Sarke Sarke Film Director Says He Wanted 'No Controversy' Over Vulgar Song Featuring Nora Fatehi
The director added, "I didn't understand the Hindi words used in the translation as I am not fluent in the language"
-
Lyricist At Centre Of Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row Says He 'Earns Money But Lacks Respect' In India
Raqueeb Alam added, "I have written numerous prominent songs, yet no one from Bollywood has reached out to me"
-
Nora Fatehi Attacks Trolls Over Vulgar Song: 'Never Heard Sarke Sarke Hindi Lyrics, Speak To The Makers'
Nora Fatehi questioned, "Do you not understand anything I said in this video?"
-
Nora Fatehi, Sanjay Dutt, Sarke Sarke Team Called By Women's Panel Over Vulgar Lyrics
They have been directed to appear before the Commission on March 24 at 12:30 PM along with relevant documents.
-
Singer Mangli Apologises After Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row, Promises 'Revised Version'
Singer Mangli explained that the concerns have been acknowledged and changes have already been made
-
Censor Board Reacts To Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row: "Not Certified By Us"
Prasoon Joshi also highlighted that the CBFC remains mindful of how women are portrayed in cinema
-
Nora Fatehi Reacts To Vulgar Song Controversy: "Thank You For The Backlash"
Nora Fatehi concluded by urging accountability from filmmakers
