Badshah’s Song “Tatteeree” Removed from YouTube After Haryana Women’s Commission Objection

March 7, 2026

Chandigarh: Bollywood singer-rapper Badshah’s latest track “Tatteeree” has been removed from YouTube in India following controversy and legal complaints. Released on March 1, 2026, the song had amassed over 50 million views within a week before being blocked. Comments and song descriptions have also been disabled on the official channels.

Haryana Women’s Commission Issues Notice

The song faced objections due to objectionable lyrics and content. The Haryana State Women’s Commission issued a notice to Badshah, summoning him to appear on March 13, 2026. Chairperson Renu Bhatia called certain lyrics uncivilized and objectifying women.

Separate FIRs have also been registered against unknown persons at the Panchkula Crime Branch and Jind police station.

Objections to Lyrics and Filming Practices

The controversy revolves around multiple issues:

• Insult to women: Lyrics lwere criticized for objectifying women.

• Unauthorized filming: Scenes were shot at a Jind Roadways bus and a government school in Sacha Kheda village without permission.

• Wrong societal message: The video shows girls in school uniforms throwing bags, which social organizations claim promotes inappropriate behavior.

Khap Panchayats and other groups have demanded a complete ban on the song, calling it against Haryanvi cultural values.

YouTube Blocks Song in India

In response to complaints and government pressure, YouTube has blocked “Tatteeree” on its Indian domain. While the video may still be accessible in other countries, it will no longer be officially available for viewers in India.