Priyadarshan Denies Plagiarism Claims on Bhooth Bangla Song
'Nothing To Do With Satyajit Ray': Priyadarshan Rejects Plagiarism Charge On Bhooth Bangla Song
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Filmmaker Priyadarshan has dismissed allegations that a song from his upcoming film Bhooth Bangla is plagiarized from Satyajit Ray's classic Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne. He emphasized that similarities in music are common and expressed his respect for Ray's legacy.
- 01Priyadarshan refutes plagiarism claims regarding the song Ram Ji Bhala Karenge.
- 02He highlights the commonality of similar phrases in the music industry.
- 03The film Bhooth Bangla is set to release on April 16.
- 04Priyadarshan expresses deep respect for Satyajit Ray, calling him a master of cinema.
- 05The film features a star-studded cast, including Tabu and Paresh Rawal.
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Filmmaker Priyadarshan has addressed recent plagiarism allegations concerning a song from his upcoming film Bhooth Bangla, which some claimed resembled a track from Satyajit Ray's 1969 classic Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne. During an event, Priyadarshan stated that such similarities are not uncommon in the music industry, asserting that the hook line of his song, Ram Ji Bhala Karenge, is merely a repetition of common phrases. He emphasized his admiration for Satyajit Ray, stating, 'I respect Satyajit Ray like a god of Indian cinema.' Priyadarshan noted that the term 'bhoot' is widely used in Indian films, and the film's title itself has historical precedents. Bhooth Bangla is scheduled for release on April 16, and features a notable cast including Tabu, Paresh Rawal, and the late Asrani. The film is produced by Akshay Kumar and presented by Balaji Motion Pictures.
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