Entertainment

IIE DIGITAL DESK : The latest song from the upcoming Kannada film “Kedi: The Devil”, starring Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt, has stirred widespread controversy online due to its provocative lyrics. Titled “Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke”, the track has gone viral on social media, but instead of receiving praise, it has drawn criticism for its perceived obscenity.

The song features suggestive lines such as “Pahele Uthale, Andar Vo Dale…”, which many netizens have described as having double meanings and inappropriate content. Some users demanded the song be banned, calling it offensive and unsuitable for public release in 2026. While a portion of the audience appreciated Nora Fatehi’s dance performance, others expressed shock and disappointment over the lyrical content, questioning how such material could be promoted.

Popular music composer Armaan Malik publicly criticized the song, taking to X (formerly Twitter) to write, “I am truly lost for words. Did I just hear that correctly? I had to play it again to make sure.” His comments echoed the growing sentiment among many viewers who were unsettled by the track.

The film “Kedi: The Devil” is set to release next month, and this song has already become a focal point of debate surrounding the promotion of films with controversial content. Despite the criticism, the publicity generated by the song has sparked discussions about creative boundaries in contemporary Indian cinema, highlighting the fine line between entertainment and social acceptability.