Overview
- Badshah said Friday that a revised version titled Tateeree Phir Se will arrive on April 14 after he removed parts that officials and activists flagged as offensive.
- The original Haryanvi track drew criticism for vulgar lyrics, crude gestures, and visuals showing girls in school uniforms, and the video was taken down.
- He wrote that he listened to government representatives, the National Commission for Women, and social workers, and he shared a short preview of the new video on Instagram.
- Earlier this week he apologised to the NCW and pledged to fund schooling for 50 girls, plus he promised a women’s empowerment song within four months.
- Reports of multiple police FIRs — initial complaint reports — and Haryana Police link takedowns signal ongoing legal and reputational stakes for the release.