Comments (6)

  1. @cr7,

    You have started to beat aryan when it comes to posting promos recently 🙂

    Seriously its nice to see you making these posts and thanks for posting them.

  3. This is embarrassing. Looks like the video is no longer available because of copyright claim.

    ——————

    Happy New Year’s Sharabi song lands into trouble

    The Sharabi song from mega blockbuster Happy New year has landed into trouble with RDB music group singer Surj claiming the song is theirs and has been used in the film without his consent.

    The song was released in 2012 by the RDB music group. The group was formed by three Indian origin British brothers – Surj, Manj and Kuly – in 1997. They disbanded after the death of Kuly in 2012.

    Sharabi, the end credit track, was incorporated in Happy New Year a few days before the release of the film. Shot with lead actors of the film and choreographed by Ganesh Hegde, the peppy number has vocals by Manj, Nindy Kaur and Vishal-Shekhar. However, only Vishal and Shekhar have been credited for the song.

    Miffed at this brazen lift, Surj has sent a legal notice to Red Chillies Entertainments alleging that his song has been used without consent.

    According to a report in a leading tabloid, the song was sold to Red Chillies with fake documents by former RDB member Manj. When Surj learnt about it, he sent a notice to Red Chillies requesting that the song credit either be attributed to him or not use it at all. He was told that they would suggest a way out.

    Surj from RDB told the same tabloid, “It’s a shame that the film has been caught in Manj’s and my split. As the sole lead member of RDB, we continue to perform new and old hits regardless of other people claiming ownership. In spite of this, I wish Shah Rukh Khan and the Happy New Year unit its deserved success.”

    Link

Leave a Reply