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New Delhi: A heated music feud erupts in Bollywood. Composer Amaal Mallik faces fiery accusations from hitmakers Sachet Tandon and Parampara Thakur over the chartbuster Bekhayali from Kabir Singh.
They blast him online, calling out alleged credit theft. Amaal hits back hard, daring them to court. What's the real story behind this remix row? Tensions boil as industry secrets spill out.
Sachet Tandon and Parampara Thakur, famous for songs like Har Har Mahadev and Maiyya Mainu, recently released a video slamming Amaal Mallik. They accused him of claiming ownership over Bekhayali, a 2019 track from Shahid Kapoor's Kabir Singh, which they say they created fully. In the video's caption, they wrote, "Warning. This video could have been a 10-second proof to shut down all rumours, but exposing some people became important for our mental peace. @amaal_mallik SHAME ON YOU AMAAL MALIK".
Amaal Mallik broke his silence in a Zoom interview, denying all claims. He said, "I'll take the bullet but speak the truth. If someone wants to malign my name within the industry, which they do, if someone wants to say through interviews, 'ki usne bhi remix kiya toh kiya'. Kaise kiya voh bhi aap dekho". He added, "Kisika credit khaya? Nahi. Kabhi bola ki yeh gaana mera hai ya bola ki recreate nahi kiya? People put their names on others' songs and say 'maine banaya'. Never done that. Has any composer whose song I have recreated woken up and said he has destroyed my song? Never. You go and see what has happened before".
The fight started from Amaal's past remarks, where he said he shared a tune via WhatsApp with Sachet and Parampara, used as a reference for Bekhayali. Sachet and Parampara reject this, insisting the song came from their sessions with the Kabir Singh team. In their video, they questioned, "Amaal, what is the need for you to do all this? And you are saying, Love it. What is the need for you to do all this?" They also called out his shifting stance on the song's origins.
Amaal challenged them directly, stating, "They never say this on my face because half of them are afraid of me, and that is the truth. They will never come and talk to me. They will say it on Instagram and not do a court case. If anyone has a problem, go to the court straight up. Do a case of defamation if you feel I have copied your music". This public spat highlights growing rifts in Bollywood's music world, leaving fans waiting for a resolution.
