The National Commission for Women has given Nora Fatehi a final chance to appear before it in person, in connection with the controversy surrounding the song Sark Shonar Teri. The committee set next April 27 as the date for the hearing. The commission also directed Sanjay Dutt to appear before it on April 8 in connection with the matter.
The National Commission for Women has given Nora Fatehi a final chance to appear before it in person, in connection with the controversy surrounding the song Sark Shonar Teri. The committee set next April 27 as the date for the hearing.According to PTI, the committee took suo motu cognizance of the song due to its allegedly objectionable lyrics and held a hearing on April 6. While Noura’s lawyer appeared before the committee, the authority refused to accept representation through a lawyer and ordered the actress to appear in person.The National Council for Women said in a statement: “Nora Fatehi has been given a final opportunity to appear in person before the committee on April 27, 2026.”The session was chaired by National Council of Women President Vijaya Rahatkar.
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During the proceedings, lyricist Raquib Alam, director Prem, along with representatives of KVN Productions — Gautam KM and Suprith — appeared before the panel.Rahatkar raised concerns about the song’s lyrics, saying that they go against women’s dignity. It also rejected the claimants’ argument that they were not aware of the meaning of the words.
“Women’s dignity cannot be compromised in the name of creativity,” she said.According to the committee, those in attendance offered a written apology and acknowledged that the song had a “negative impact on society.” They also informed the committee that they will take initiatives to empower women in the next three months and will submit a report.
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The commission also directed Sanjay Dutt to appear before it on April 8 in connection with the matter.Sarke Chunar Teri, a soundtrack from the upcoming Kannada film KD: The Devil, sparked widespread backlash for its sexually explicit lyrics soon after its release on YouTube. The song has since been removed from the platform. Directed by Prem and starring Dhruv Sarja, KD: The Devil is slated to hit theaters on April 30.
