Badshah pledges women's empowerment song within 4 months after NCW
After his song Tateeree sparked criticism for disrespectful lyrics, rapper Badshah has pledged to release a track focused on women's empowerment within four months.
This move follows an April 7 hearing with the National Commission for Women (NCW), where the panel called out the song's negative message.
Badshah issues unconditional apology to NCW
At the NCW hearing, Badshah and his team gave an unconditional written apology and admitted their song had a harmful impact. They've also proposed sponsoring education for 50 underprivileged girls.
Meanwhile, Haryana Police took down 857 links to Tateeree online.
On Instagram, Badshah recognized that his song had caused hurt to many and said he never meant to insult anyone, adding that he's proud of his Haryanvi roots and wants to promote positive change.