Badshah Announces Release Of Teetree Phir Se Post Removal Of Objectionable Lyrics Amid FIR

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singer-rapper Badshah's recently released song Tateeree has been making headlines after criticism and backlash for objectionable lyrics. The artist also landed in legal soup for the song. Amid the growing backlash and multiple FIRs, Badshah has announced a re-release of the track. In a post shared by Badshah on Friday, April 10, he addressed the controversy surrounding Tateeree and spoke about a revised version of the song, titled Tateeree Phir Se. The new version is set to release on April 14, amid the widespread criticism over certain portions of the original track that many listeners found objectionable.

Badshah announces release of Tateeree Phir Se

For those unaware, over the past few weeks, the song had drawn sharp reactions, particularly from groups who felt that some lyrics and visuals did not align with cultural sensitivities. The backlash also led to discussions involving government representatives, members of the women’s commission, and social activists, all of whom raised concerns about the messaging in the track.In a post shared by the DJ Wale Babu singer in Hindi, he responded to the criticism. Badshah shared a post where he acknowledged the concerns and made it clear that the feedback had been taken seriously. He said that he had carefully listened to what people had to say and had worked on making changes accordingly. Portions of the song that were flagged as inappropriate have now been removed from the updated version.

In his message, the 40-year-old rapper addressed people of Haryana as well as his wider audience. He said that he appreciates both their support and their feelings. He stated that being an artist means being responsible, not just for your own creativity but also for society and culture. According to him, the intention was never to hurt anyone, and the revised version reflects a more mindful approach.

Badshah also talked about how music has always been a way for him to show where he came from. He sees his work as a bridge between local identity and a global audience, whether it's through language, culture, or everyday stories. He said that pushing boundaries is a part of being an artist, but it shouldn't mean being rude to people in your own community.He also thanked fans for their ongoing support and said that the conversation about the song, even when it was critical, was an important part of how it turned out. He said that this kind of feedback helps artists improve and understand how their work affects others. Starting on April 14, the updated song Tateeree Phir Se will be available on all streaming services. Badshah hoped that the new version would keep the original's energy while also showing more sensitivity.

Badshah issues apology

Meanwhile, earlier this week, Badshah apologised to the NCW (National Commission for Women) over the controversy surrounding his song Tateeree and pledged two initiatives. He spoke about sponsoring the education of 50 girls from economically weaker sections and releasing a female empowerment song within four months.