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Bala Makers Shut Down ‘Don’t Be Shy’ Copyright Claims. Details Here

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By Diksha Kapoor
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Bala Makers Shut Down ‘Don’t Be Shy’ Copyright Claims. Details Here
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While fans are eagerly waiting for Ayushmann Khurrana’s ‘Bala’ to release on November 7, the film has not been out of controversies since day one. Recently, the movie was surrounded by the controversy of its first song ‘Don’t Be Shy’. Since the song is a reprised version of Dr Zeus’s 2004 hit song ‘Don’t Be Shy’, it was reported that the makers did not acquire the necessary rights of the song. publive-image Dr Zeus took down to Twitter to show his anguish over the song, while Badshah, the singer of the recreated song, addressed the issue over social media too.
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However, now an official statement has come up from the makers that they had the copyright claims. According to the reports published in various news portals, in an official press statement released earlier today, the makers revealed "Karman Entertainment owns the worldwide rights to the song 'Don't Be Shy' by Rouge, the early 2000s classic dance hit, produced by Dr.Zeus. Karman Entertainment gave an official license to Maddock Films for the re-creation rights of 'Don't Be Shy,' which is featuring in Bala starring Ayushmann Khurrana, Bhumi Pednekar, and Yami Gautam and directed Amar Kaushik." Watch the song here. Meanwhile, the film starring Ayushmann Khurra, Bhumi Pednekar, and Yami Gautam in the lead is already facing a backlash with the film ‘Ujda Chaman’, that revolves around the same concept.
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