KD: The Devil Trailer Removed Amid Controversy Over Vulgar Song
KD The Devil Trailer Taken Down Over "Uncertified Content" Amid Nora Fatehi Vulgar Song Row, Makers Issue Statement
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The trailer for the film KD: The Devil has been taken down due to 'uncertified content' following backlash over its song 'Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke.' KVN Productions announced a revised trailer will be released soon, while the National Commission for Women has summoned key individuals involved in the project to address concerns over the song's lyrics.
- 01The trailer for KD: The Devil was removed due to uncertified content.
- 02The song 'Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke' has faced significant backlash for its vulgar lyrics.
- 03KVN Productions will release a corrected version of the trailer soon.
- 04The National Commission for Women has summoned individuals involved in the song's production.
- 05The Kannada original version of the song is now also under scrutiny.
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The trailer for the upcoming film KD: The Devil, directed by Prem and featuring Kannada actor Dhruva Sarja, was taken down due to 'uncertified content' following controversy over its song 'Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke.' KVN Productions stated that a revised trailer will be uploaded shortly. The song has drawn criticism for its objectionable lyrics, leading to a criminal complaint filed with the Delhi Police Cyber Cell and intervention from the National Commission for Women (NCW). The NCW has summoned key individuals, including actress Nora Fatehi and lyricist Raqueeb Alam, to address the allegations of obscenity. Fatehi clarified that she was unaware of the Hindi version's lyrics, which were a translation of the original Kannada, and expressed her concerns about the use of her image without permission. The Karnataka State Women's Commission has also raised objections regarding the original Kannada lyrics, urging action to protect the dignity of women. KD: The Devil is set to release in theaters on April 30, 2026.
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The backlash against the song could lead to stricter guidelines for film content in India, particularly regarding the portrayal of women.
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