Adnan Siddiqui Criticizes Kriti Sanon for Reshma Song ‘Rip-Off’
Adnan Siddiqui, a well-known Pakistani celebrity, has voiced strong disapproval of Bollywood’s T-Series for releasing a remix of the iconic song “Akhiyaan De Kol.” This beloved track, originally sung by the legendary Pakistani artist Reshma, is part of the soundtrack for the upcoming film Do Patti.
Siddiqui took to social media to express his dissatisfaction with the remake. On X, he stated, “Imitation can be flattering, but not when it means tearing apart a classic by a legend. Please show some respect for Reshma jee and the legacy she left behind.” He highlighted that Reshma’s music deserves dignity and should not be diminished to “just another sordid rip-off.”
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The remix has ignited significant backlash from social media users. Many flooded the YouTube comment section with criticisms. One user exclaimed, “Stop stealing Pakistani songs,” while another lamented, “Seriously!! They’ve ruined one of the best songs.” A third commenter added, “Reshma ji would have never imagined her song being portrayed this way.”
Reshma’s Musical Legacy
Do Patti marks actress Kriti Sanon’s debut in film production. The film will be available for streaming on Netflix starting October 25. Alongside Sanon, the cast includes notable actors such as Kajol, Tanvi Azmi, and Brijendra Kala.
Cultural Implications
The controversy surrounding the remix highlights the ongoing tension between the music industries of India and Pakistan. Artists and fans alike often express concern over cultural appropriation and the preservation of their musical heritage. Siddiqui’s condemnation resonates with many who believe that people should respect and honor iconic songs instead of repurposing them insensitively.
As the release date for Do Patti approaches, the debate over the remix of “Akhiyaan De Kol” continues to generate discussion. Many hope that this situation will prompt greater respect for the artistic contributions of legendary artists like Reshma in future projects.
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