Amaal Mallik is currently under fire after Sachet‑Parampara publicly refuted his claims that their hit song Bekhayali from Kabir Singh was lifted from one of his earlier tracks.
Amaal had asserted — in a candid interview — that the tunes in “Bekhayali” drew heavily from his old melodies, expressing frustration at what he described as the “politics” of the music industry, where labels and certain influential singers dictate whose work sees the light of day. According to him, despite being locked in to score six songs for “Kabir Singh”, only one made it to the final release — a situation he felt was unfair.
But Sachet-Parampara didn’t take the allegations lightly. They released a seven-minute video clip with what they claim is solid proof — including message screenshots — showing that Amaal had earlier congratulated them on “Bekhayali” and praised it. They strongly denied ever borrowing from his songs. Their message was clear: “This place is only for those who deliver good work … Not that we comment on someone else, take someone else’s credits … or defame someone else for something.”
They also appealed to his fans: whatever you thought you knew about the alleged plagiarism was “wrong,” they said, and warned Amaal of impending legal notice if he failed to retract the false claims.
As this controversy unfolds, it raises broader questions about originality, credit, and transparency in Bollywood’s music industry — and puts a spotlight on how quickly accepted truths can be challenged when creators speak out.
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