The songs in salman Khan's Sikandar trailer, which was unveiled yesterday, are being criticized by fans for being plagiarized! Salman Khan and rashmika Mandanna's Eid song, Zohra Jabeen, has been embroiled in controversy before of the movie's release. The song was shared on social media earlier this month and has been likened as a song from a Bangladeshi movie from 2023. There are notable parallels between the two songs' costumes and dance moves, according to a widely shared post on X.
Fans have accused the song of plagiarism as a result, accusing salman khan and the film's creators of stealing portions from the Bangladeshi movie. The controversy has been further stoked by a particular comparison between a song involving Bangladeshi actor Shakib Khan and Zohra Jabeen, which features salman khan and rashmika Mandanna. Both songs seem to have nearly the same dance moves and attire. Furthermore, the song Sikandar Naache's choreography is very reminiscent of a Turkish dance from 2005.
Instead of creating anticipation, these songs have sparked more debate than interest in the movie. Fans have accused the creators of being lazy and lacking originality in their work after learning this. Some even claim that the Sikandar version of Zohra Jabeen is not nearly as interesting as the Bangladeshi version. The key question now is whether this debate will help the movie's future or draw more people to theaters. Time will tell.
Fans have accused the song of plagiarism as a result, accusing salman khan and the film's creators of stealing portions from the Bangladeshi movie. The controversy has been further stoked by a particular comparison between a song involving Bangladeshi actor Shakib Khan and Zohra Jabeen, which features salman khan and rashmika Mandanna. Both songs seem to have nearly the same dance moves and attire. Furthermore, the song Sikandar Naache's choreography is very reminiscent of a Turkish dance from 2005.
Instead of creating anticipation, these songs have sparked more debate than interest in the movie. Fans have accused the creators of being lazy and lacking originality in their work after learning this. Some even claim that the Sikandar version of Zohra Jabeen is not nearly as interesting as the Bangladeshi version. The key question now is whether this debate will help the movie's future or draw more people to theaters. Time will tell.
