Shameless, Filthy Thief: T-Series, Sachet-Parampara Accused Of Plagiarism For Do Patti Song

Kriti Sanon and Kajol starrer Do Patti got premiered on Netflix on October 25. Though film received mixed reviews, it recently attracted attention for unexpected scrutiny. Singer Nilanjana Ghosh Dastidar has accused T-Series and the singer duo Sachet and Parampara of 'stealing' her husband's song for the film's track, Maiyya. She took to social media to criticise the creators, calling them 'shameless' and 'filthy' thieves.

Is Kriti Sanon’s Do Patti audio label T-series accused of plagiarism?

Nilanjana Ghosh Dastidar is a talented freelance bass guitarist and singer, known for her work with top-tier musicians. She has been an integral part of AR Rahman ’s band for the past four years and is currently touring with the Grammy, BAFTA, and Golden Globe-winning composer.

In a recent post, Nilanjana tagged the official social media pages of Sachet, Parampara, and T-Series, expressing her outrage. She wrote, "Kindly report this company and Sachet-Parampara for they have blatantly used my husband Rajarshi Mitter’s track in their Bollywood movie song 'Maiyya (Do Patti)', without permission or any legal rights."

The singer didn’t hold back, adding, "I am urging all musicians and artists to condemn this music director and the entire T-Series company! How dare you do this? If you can't make music, don’t steal it! Shame on all of you. Shame, shame, shame! Sachet Tandon, I’m directly addressing you—you shameless thief! How dare you not even seek permission from my husband?! You thief! Go to hell."

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She also posted a screenshot of the messages she sent to Sachet on Instagram. She wrote, "Don't be a coward. Speak up. The entire world knows the truth."

In another story, she posted a photo of Sachet, expressing her anger. "I feel ANGRY! I am furious! And I will see the end of this. Just the mere sight of him is making me want to puke all over him! I will come haunt you in ways you'll never have imagined. You fraud," she said.

She then added, "This is the face of the guy who shamelessly stole from my husband's backing track and put it in his own Bollywood song."

As of now, neither T-Series nor Sachet-Parampara have responded to the accusations.