Rapper Badshah, known for his provocative lyrics, is facing new criticism due to controversial lines and the sexualization of minors in his recent Haryanvi song, “Tateeree.” Following its release, an FIR was lodged against him in Panchkula, prompting a summons from the National Commission for Women (NCW). During his appearance, Badshah expressed regret and committed to initiatives supporting women’s empowerment, including funding the education of 50 girls from underprivileged backgrounds. In light of the backlash, he publicly apologized on social media and announced plans to release an edited version of the song that removes the contentious elements.

In a detailed message on Instagram, Badshah informed his followers about the upcoming version of “Tateeree.” He conveyed in Hindi, “In recent weeks, we have taken into account the concerns expressed by government representatives, the women’s commission, and social activists regarding our song ‘Tateeree.’ Accordingly, we have made the necessary amendments and eliminated any sections deemed inappropriate.”

The rapper further stated, “I value this feedback and the sentiments that accompany it. While I am an artist, my responsibility to society and culture is equally crucial. Tattiri Phir Se marks the next phase of this journey. Your support, your voices, and your belief have sustained this song. I hope the revised version continues to embody the same energy and respect.”

Alongside his statement, Badshah released a promotional clip teasing the revamped music video for “Tateeree.” The trailer showcased men in traditional clothing around vehicles, luxury cars, and the rapper in various poses. It concluded with the title “Tareef Phir Se” and the release date set for April 14, 2026.

Badshah wrote, composed, and performed “Tateeree,” collaborating with Simran Jaglan, a boxer from Kaithal and daughter of Haryanvi singer Karambir Fouji. The track debuted on March 1, 2026.

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