On providing details of the notices sent to production houses in both Pakistan and India, Nida revealed she will be holding another conference in the near future to address all such concerns. PHOTO: Īccording to Nida, Indian musicians plagiarising Nusrat’s work will also be held accountable and served a legal notice. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, the qawwali maestro, left Pakistanis with a rich musical legacy. I'm only taking action against the people who have misused my father’s music and claimed it as their own.” The music video highlights the romantic chemistry between the characters of Naseeruddin Shah (Khalujan) and Vidya Balan (Krishna Verma). Gulzar is the writer of the song, with Vishal Bhardwaj directing the music. When asked if she was also taking action against Rahat, she explained, “I am not going against him he's a brother to me. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is the singer of the song ‘Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji’ from the film Ishqiya (2010). I will be taking strict action against the people who are using them and will also be taking them to court,” Nida had said. “After my father’s death, I possess the rights to his music. Just last week, in a press conference held at the Lahore Press Club, Nusrat's daughter Nida shared plans of taking action against people who have used her father’s song without permission. It is because of him that Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is remembered." "However, Rahat has kept the flame of this family alive by relentlessly performing across the globe. But at times they are forgotten as no one is there to keep it alive," he said. "There have been many golden voices such as Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Jagjit Singh and many more. Guitarist and music producer Salman Ahmed also lent his support to Rahat. I have a world tour this year," the singer went on to say. "I hope this clarifies any ambiguities and the fact that I do not need any permission to sing what belongs to my family and me." "I have one of the best teams and management, who have taken the name of our family globally at a time when qawwali and Sufi music was nearly forgotten. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan: A NIGHT TO REMEMBER, Gulrukh and Momin host a sangeet in Lahore.
It's my families name and legacy which I'm carrying and as a tradition, tomorrow my brother and son will carry it." I've also performed at the UN General Assembly.
I have performed at the Noble Peace Prize ceremony where, in fact, I was the headline performer. He added, "I've kept the family tradition alive since I was made the successor by Uncle Nusrat over 20 years ago. We are a family and everything belongs to us as a family." "When my father Ustad Farrekh Fateh Ali Khan and uncle Nusrat recited kalams of my grandfather Ustad Fateh Ali Khan and other members of our family, no permissions were required. "This has never been the scenario in history and the legacy of our family, which has a rich heritage of over 600 years in the field of qawwali and Sufi music," he told the media. Why would I need any permission?"Īccording to Rahat, asking for permission to re-sing a song has never been done in the Fateh Ali clan. To this, Rahat replied, "I am the successor ( janasheen) and adopted son of my ustad and uncle. The Tere Mast Mast Do Nain hit maker was recently asked if he required permission to sing qawwalis originally made famous by his uncle. His comments come shortly after the Nusrat's daughter held a press conference claiming to own all the rights to his qawwalis. Since Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is a Pakistani, Salman and the entire team decided to drop his voice and replace it with another singer.Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, nephew of late music maestro Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, has said that he doesn't require permission to sing his uncle's famous songs.
But given the tensions between India and Pakistan, an unofficial decision was taken that the industry should stop working with singers from across the border. The report also stated that the recording had gone off well and everyone was happy with the outcome, including music director duo, Sajid-Wajid. But now, reports suggest that the makers of the film have decided to do away with the voice of the popular Pakistani singer. The title track and item song like Munni Badnam Hui and then the romantic number, Naina, which was sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has only added to the film’s beauty.Īnd even for the third instalment, keeping up with the tradition, Salman and team had got the Pakistani singer, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan to record a song in the film. Salman Khan’s Dabangg franchise is not just known for its action and romance but also for its songs without which the film would be incomplete in achieving the mass appeal it has.
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