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Sargam Vaish Accuses The Vvan Makers Of Song Plagiarism
Independent musician Sargam Vaish says a film trailer used part of his song without asking him.
The song is called “Aigiri Nandini.”
He says the trailer uses about 25 seconds of his original recording.
He also says the song had not yet been released to the public.
Vaish believes it reached the film through another connection.
He asked the filmmakers to remove it from the trailer and movie.
He said his legal team may take action if it is not removed.
The filmmakers had not yet publicly answered his accusation.
Independent artist Sargam Vaish accused The Vvan makers of using part of his song “Aigiri Nandini” without permission.
Vaish said the trailer uses about 25 seconds of his unreleased master recording, production, and vocals.
He claimed the section appears from 1:08 to 1:33 in the recently released trailer.
Vaish demanded that the song be removed from the trailer and film, warning of possible legal action.
The Vvan makers had not responded to the accusation when the report was published.
- Who
- Independent artist Sargam Vaish accused the makers of The Vvan of using his song without permission.
- What
- Vaish alleged that the film’s trailer uses approximately 25 seconds of his song “Aigiri Nandini.”
- Where
- The alleged use appears in The Vvan trailer; the article does not specify a physical location.
- When
- The accusation was made on Monday after The Vvan’s trailer was released; the film is scheduled for release on 25 September.
- Why
- Vaish said the recording was used without permission and could affect a deal he had signed with a major label.
Key facts
- Accuser
- Independent artist Sargam Vaish
- Song
- “Aigiri Nandini”
- Alleged usage
- Approximately 25 seconds, from 1:08 to 1:33 of the trailer
- Claimed materials used
- Vaish said the master file, production, and vocals were used unchanged
- Film
- The Vvan: Force Of The Forest
- Production
- Balaji Telefilms and The Viral Fever (TVF)
- Scheduled release
- 25 September
Quotes
Sargam Vaish
Independent artist who accused The Vvan’s makers of using his unreleased song
“The song was already given to another big movie and was still unreleased. Somehow, it reached this movie through another circle and was used before the original project. That’s exactly what I’m trying to understand as well.””
indianexpress.com
“From 1 minute 8 seconds to 1 minute 33 seconds, the song’s name is Aigiri Nandini. They have used my master file, production, and vocals as is.””
indianexpress.com
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