Badshah Announces Revised Version of ‘Tateeree’ After Backlash, New Release Set for April 14

Mumbai: Rapper Badshah has revealed that a reworked version of his much-debated track Tateeree will soon be released, following criticism over certain portions of the song. The updated version, titled Tateeree Phir Se, is scheduled to drop on April 14.

The original track had sparked controversy due to alleged objectionable content, drawing reactions from various quarters, including cultural groups, activists, and officials. Addressing the issue, Badshah shared a message on social media, stating that he has taken the feedback seriously and made appropriate changes to the song.

In his statement, the artist acknowledged concerns raised by members of the public, including voices from Haryana and beyond. He emphasized that the revised version removes the portions that were considered inappropriate, reflecting a more mindful approach.

Badshah also highlighted the importance of balancing creative expression with social responsibility. He noted that while music is a medium to showcase culture and personal roots, it also carries an obligation to respect community sentiments.

Expressing gratitude to fans, he credited their continued support for keeping the song relevant despite the controversy. He added that discussions and criticism play a constructive role in helping artists evolve.

The singer had earlier issued an apology, clarifying that he takes pride in his Haryanvi identity and had no intention of portraying women or children in a negative light.

With the revised track set for release across digital platforms, listeners are now waiting to see how Tateeree Phir Se resonates after the changes.