Bado Badi has been taken down from internet
In a move that has left people surprised, the viral song “Bado Badi” has been removed from the internet due to copyright infringement. The song, which had garnered over 28 million views since its release, is reportedly a copy of “Bado Badi,” a 1973 track by Noor Jehan from the film Banarsi Thug. According to India Today, the copyright issue centers around the song’s melody and composition, which closely resemble the original version.
Created by Pakistani singer Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, the song had become one of the top trending tracks on social media. It also inspired a wave of memes and content from various creators. The music video for “Bado Badi,” featuring model Wajdan Rao, had gone viral, further boosting its popularity.
What do we know about the singer?
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, who rose to fame during the pandemic in 2020, is a well-known figure in Pakistan. His songs have sparked numerous memes and earned him appearances on various talk shows, including “Jani Ki Shah,” “Public Demand with Mohsin Abbas Haider,” and the “Honest Hour” podcast. He was also invited to the IPPA Awards in 2023.
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