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Nora Fatehi–Sanjay Dutt Song Sparks Massive Controversy; Govt Orders Strict Action

Nora Fatehi–Sanjay Dutt’s song faces backlash over vulgar content, as the government orders CBFC to take strict action.

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A song featuring Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt has triggered a nationwide uproar, landing in serious trouble with authorities. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has stepped in, directing the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to take strict action against the track. The controversy erupted after allegations surfaced that the song features vulgar lyrics and sexually suggestive visuals, sparking outrage across social media and among cultural groups. Critics have slammed the content as “objectionable” and “against Indian values,” demanding an immediate ban. Sources indicate that authorities are now reviewing the song, and strong action—including cuts or a possible ban—may be on the table. This latest row has once again ignited debate over content regulation in Bollywood and the fine line between creative freedom and public decency.

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