Sanchari Song Faces Plagiarism Claims, Here’s What We Found

It’s funny how in music, one tune can spark both cheers and chaos. That’s what’s happening right now with Sanchari, the first song from SS Rajamouli and Mahesh Babu’s big project SSMB29. The track dropped with huge buzz, and fans were all set for a grand event on November 15. But before the confetti could fall, whispers started floating around, some folks online say Sanchari sounds a little too familiar.

A Reddit thread started the whole drama, claiming that Sanchari might be inspired by Burn by 2WEI and Edda Hayes. People have even posted comparison clips, saying the background score and mood are “too close to ignore.” Nobody from Rajamouli’s team or the music department has reacted yet, but the chatter’s already loud. Twitter, Reddit, and fan pages are having a field day trying to prove who copied whom.

Some say it’s not copying, just a global style influence. Others think the makers should at least acknowledge where the vibe came from. It’s a tricky thing, these big cinematic songs often blend so many elements that sometimes, even by accident, they end up sounding like something else. Still, when it’s a Rajamouli film, every beat gets magnified ten times.

For now, Sanchari is trending, both for its music and the noise around it. Whether it’s an honest coincidence or a little “inspiration borrowing,” nobody knows yet. But the song sure has people hooked, even if for reasons the makers didn’t expect. Sometimes controversy, weirdly enough, becomes its own kind of publicity.