Kunal Kamra
Standup comedian Kunal Kamra’s difficulties are not taking the name of stopping. After police summons notice, now another notice has disturbed Kunal. This notice came from T-Series in which copyright claim has been done on Kunal’s parody. The information of which Kunal Kamra herself shared on her Instagram. Kunal has also given his reply to T-Series. Taking a sharp comment on X, Kamra wrote, ‘Hello @TSeries, Stop becoming a puppet. Parodi and satire are legally under proper use. I have not used song lyrics or original instruments. If you remove this video, every cover song/dance video can be removed. Creators please note this. Every monopoly in India is not less than mafia, so please see/download it before it is removed.
People gave their response
Social media users have also given their reactions on this post on the Internet. One user wrote, ‘You expect a lot from T-series. The T-Series has violated the rights of the same singers and musicians in the past who have composed songs for them, whether it is for stage performance, for remakes or to use their own songs. Imagine that no singer can use his own song. This is nothing. ‘ At the same time, another person commented, ‘This is Kunal Kamra’s statement against the system.’ Shinde on Wednesday released a new parody song, in which Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman was targeted and BJP was accused of ‘dictatorship’. Kamra released the video when the Mumbai Police issued a second summons to him, which rejected the request of the comedian to be given a week’s time for questioning.
What is the whole matter?
Let me tell you that the standup comedian Kunal Kamra, known for his political stair and standup comedy, made a controversial statement in her show in the past. In fact, Kamra sang the parody of a song, taunting Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. In this parody, Kamra called Shinde a traitor without naming it. After which all this controversy erupted. Shinde’s supporters threatened Kamra. At the same time, the police also issued summons for questioning. Now this dispute is constantly increasing political stir. Meanwhile, T-Series has also sent a copyright notice to Kamra.
