BJP Leader Wants Devi Sri Prasad To Apologise!

Rockstar Devi Sri Prasad is a name that needs no introduction. The renowned music composer has delivered some of the most popular tunes in the past two decades in Telugu and Tamil. Known for his catchy tunes, massy beats and lovely melodies, DSP is still considered as one of the top music directors in the South. His songs in 'Pushpa' became popular all over the nation and gathered hundreds of millions of views on Youtube. Over 5 Billion people enjoyed the songs and they are still trending in music platforms.

He recently released a private song on 'T-Series' named 'O Pilla'. It is released in multiple languages and the Hindi version got over 20 million views already. The song is getting a good response and DSP's simple and hummable tune has impressed the music lovers. Whilst the song is slowly becoming popular, a BJP leader has found fault in it. Dr Parthasarathi, the party's National Secretary, OBC Morcha took to Twitter and said that DSP needs to apologize for Hindus. He stated that the composer used 'Rama Rama Hare Krishna Krishna Hare' in an indecent song that has girls moving around in skimpy clothes.

He says that it is hurtful to the sentiments of Hindus and it should be removed from all the platforms. This is not the first time, DSP got in trouble in recent times. Talking about 'Oo Antava' song, he stated that item songs are similar to devotional songs as both of them have hook lines. He added that an item song can be turned into a devotional one if the words are replaced. Despite it being correct, DSP was asked to apologize by some Hindu organizations. For some reason, the issue faded away in no time. We need to wait and see if this problem with 'O Pilla' song gets solved instantly or not.

ప్రపంచ వ్యాప్తంగా కోట్లాదిమంది జపించే హరే రామ హరే కృష్ణ పవిత్ర మంత్రాన్ని ఒక ఐటెం సాంగ్ కి పాడుతూ, బికినీలపై డ్యాన్స్ చేస్తూ కోట్లాదిమంది హిందువుల యొక్క మనోభావాలను గాయపరిచే విధంగా పాటను చిత్రీకరించిన @ThisIsDSP బహిరంగంగా క్షమాపణ చెప్పాలి. తక్షణమే ఆ పాటను అన్ని ప్రసార (1/3) pic.twitter.com/GO3gzGEUqC

— Dr Parthasarathi / डॉ पार्थसारथी / డా పార్థసారథి (@drparthabjp) November 2, 2022