Rishab Shetty’s Kantara accused of plagiarism by a well-known Kerala music band

Rishab Shetty’s Kantara, which is driving excessive success with rave critiques and blockbuster numbers on the field workplace, has now hit a roadblock with an issue. A well-known music band from Kerala, Thaikudam Bridge accused the Kantara film of plagiarism. The music band talked about that Varaha Roopam tune from the movie is a duplicate of their tune, Navarasam.

On Monday, Thaikudam Bridge took to Instagram and shared that they are going to be taking authorized motion towards the makers of Kantara for plagiarism. Of their put up, the band wrote that the crew has indulged in a blatant infringement of copyright legal guidelines because the tune Varaha Roopam had been copied from their tune, Navarasam. 

Thaikudam Bridge shared a collage poster of Navarasam and Varaha Roopam tune and penned a press release, which learn, “We want our listeners to know that Thaikkudam Bridge is on no account or type affiliated with “Kantara”. The unavoidable similarities between our IP “Navarasam” and “Varaha Roopam” by way of audio is, due to this fact, a blatant infringement of copyright legal guidelines. From our standpoint the road between “Impressed” and “Plagiarized” is distinct and indeniable and due to this fact, we might be in search of authorized motion towards the inventive crew liable for this. There was no acknowledgment of our rights over the content material and the tune is propagated as an Authentic piece of labor by the film’s inventive crew.”

Nevertheless, the Kantara crew is but to react to plagiarism experiences. Neither Rishab Shetty nor Hombale Movies have reacted to the plagiarism allegation but.