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Abrar-ul-Haq Alleges Unauthorized Use Of “Nach Punjaban” By Bollywood

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Singer Abrar-ul-Haq has alleged that the rights to his iconic song “Nach Punjaban” were obtained through forged documents and later used in the Bollywood film Jugjugg Jeeyo without his permission.

Speaking during a recent podcast, Abrar said he had never sold the rights to “Nach Punjaban” to any Bollywood production house. He claimed that when he questioned the song’s use, he was told that the track had been acquired from his friend Haroon Rashid.

Abrar rejected the explanation, saying he had never transferred ownership of the song to Haroon and that “Nach Punjaban” remained his intellectual property. He further alleged that forged documents carrying fake versions of his signature were prepared to justify the song’s use.

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The singer claimed that other artists had also faced similar issues, accusing Bollywood of misrepresenting facts to defend its position. When asked about the song’s use in Karan Johar’s production, Abrar said no permission had been sought from him, despite the film being heavily promoted around the track.

Abrar added that he has already filed a legal case and is pursuing the matter in court. The controversy first drew public attention after “Nach Punjaban” was featured in Jugjugg Jeeyo, sparking debate over copyright and intellectual property rights.

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