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From Honey Singh to Badshah and Nora Fatehi: Are 'objectionable' songs influencing youth behaviour?
The article notes the removal of the Hindi version of a song from YouTube and details apologies by Sanjay Dutt and others after a NCW appearance, including a pledge to educate 50 tribal girls.
Why It Matters
It highlights regulatory and public responses to content concerns and the reported impact on youth, illustrating accountability in the entertainment industry.
Timeline
3 Events
Hindi version of the song removed from YouTube
April 30, 2026
The Hindi version of the song was removed from YouTube.
Director, lyricist and KVN Production Company representatives apologize
April 27, 2026
Director, lyricist, and representatives of KVN Production Company—Gautam K M and Suprith—tendered apologies for the song.
Sanjay Dutt appears before NCW and issues written apology
April 27, 2026
Actor Sanjay Dutt appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) on April 27, 2026, and issued a written apology expressing regret for any unintended harm caused to society. He also pledged to support the education of 50 tribal girls as part of a social welfare and women’s empowerment initiative.