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In his lengthy statement, Amaal appeared to criticise an unnamed composer for allegedly remixing and taking credit for music created by others. He suggested that he had remained silent about the matter for nearly a decade but was now ready to speak out and reveal what he described as the “real truth” behind the issue.

Amaal also brought up the title track of Saiyaara, claiming that the song's original creators, Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami, deserved greater recognition. Tanishk Bagchi has received praise for his contribution to the film's music. Amaal alleged that the original track was taken from its creators and claimed that the release of Saiyan Mere could eventually shed light on who originally made the song and who ultimately received the credit.

The singer-composer did not stop there. He made another serious allegation involving female singers, asking whether he should reveal what the unnamed composer had allegedly done to them. However, Amaal did not provide any evidence or specific details to substantiate this claim.

He further alleged that several songs presented as original compositions were actually influenced by or copied from Pakistani music, the works of other composers, folk melodies and even YouTube covers. His remarks have added another layer to the ongoing debate over originality and credit in the Indian music industry.

Amaal ended the post with a direct warning to the person he was addressing, accusing them of harming the reputation of the industry and telling them not to provoke him.

Although Amaal refrained from naming anyone, his comments have led to widespread speculation online that Tanishk Bagchi was the intended target. The exact reason behind the sudden outburst, however, remains unclear, and there has been no direct clarification from Amaal regarding the identity of the person mentioned in his post.