For example, films like the upcoming “Simmba” have recreated perfectly good tracks like “Aankh Maare” from “Tere Mere Sapne” and “Tere Bin” by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. The Bollywood music industry itself has come under fire recently for failing to produce original tracks, relying on remakes instead. It will be interesting to see what comes of this issue, which isn’t the first time an American musician has been accused of copying a Bollywood song and vice versa.
In 2013, the New Orleans jazz group “Batiste Brothers” sued him and other artists in a $100 million dollar lawsuit, claiming T-Pain’s song “Freeze” was nearly identical to the band’s song “Sportsman’s Paradise.” This isn’t the first time that T-Pain has been in hot water for allegedly stealing someone else’s copyrighted music or has been involved in legal battles over general copyright issues. Tum Hi Ho song from the album Cover Album is released on Aug 2020. T… how do you make music ? It’s so important to be a good human being & your racism shocks me! Listen to Jo'rabek Qodirov Tum Hi Ho MP3 song. maybe you would understand #Shameless Mohit Suri December 16, 2018
if you hadn’t been so stuck up in your world and realised that this song has crossed over a billion streaming’s. ? is this a apology or foolish ignorance. In response, T-Pain added more fuel to the fire by seemingly insulting the desi community, tweeting:īrown Twitter? Suri clapped back, joined by another Bollywood composer Salim Merchant, to point out T-Pain’s racist remarks.īrown Twitter !! Sir is that what your response is. #tumhiho #Aashiqui2 įollowing Suri’s and Mithoon’s tweets, YouTube removed “That’s Yo Money” from the site, but it appears that the platform has since allowed T-Pain to keep his song on YouTube - at least for the time being. Sir, the melody that you have used in your new song is my original work for a previously released Hindi film.The Label is looking into this. It’s a melody from Mithun’s song buddy Mohit Suri December 15, 2018 In yet another iteration of the blame game played back-and-forth by Bollywood composers and the American music industry, Mohit Suri, the director of “Aashiqui 2,” and Mithoon, the lyricist and composer behind “Tum Hi Ho,” called out T-Pain on Twitter early Saturday morning after the American rapper released “That’s Yo Money” on Friday.ĭunno why but this seems familiar ? #aashiqui2 #tumhiho. The catch? T-Pain refuses to admit that he was in any way influenced by the Hindi song. If you’re wondering why T-Pain’s latest single “That’s Yo Money” sounds so familiar, it’s because the melody has (allegedly) been pulled straight from “Tum Hi Ho,” the smash hit from the 2013 Bollywood blockbuster “Aashiqui 2” that was sung by Arijit Singh.
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