India and Canada are now enemies. According to today’s news, India has prohibited Canadian visas. Travelers will no longer be able to get to Canada from here, nor will anyone from there be allowed to come here. It is now probable that Canada would likewise prohibit visas to India. But, no one in India would suffer due to this discussion except one Indian music director. Pritam Chakraborty is the name of the music director. Do you know Why? Let me tell you.
This is due to the fact that this music director, who plagiarizes tunes from all over the world, has not even left Canada. Yes this is true. We learned about a song which has been copied from a Canadian album.
Pritam copied this song from Canada
The name of this song is “Breeze from Saintes Maries” which was released in the English language in the year 1995 by the album named Tempest. The song ‘Breeze from Saintes Maries’ was sung by Jesse Cook, a Canadian.
Famous music composer Pritam Chakraborty has replicated this song in India. Sonu Nigam sang the song ‘Halka-Halka Sa Yeh Nasha’, which was released in 2005 in the film Chocolate.
However, this isn’t the first time Pritam has created a song by stealing a tune. There are numerous songs that have been stolen. Lets take a look at them.
Here are some other fantastic songs whose tunes have been adapted into Hindi by Pritam
Ae Dil Hai Mushkil- This song is from the same titled movie featured Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma and Aishwarya Rai. This tune is copied from Muse’s song “The 2nd Law : Isolated System” by Pritam.
Ada– This song is remake of the Turkish song ‘Ana’ by Amr Diabby Pritam featured John Abraham and Akshya Kumar in the film Garam Masala.
Pehli Nazar Mein: This song is popular among youth from the movie Race. This song was inspired by the Korean song “Sarang Hae Yo” by Kim Hyung Sup.
Ya Ali from Movie Gangster copied from “Ya Ghaly” by Guitara
Pritam and other music composers have plagiarized several tunes and converted them into Hindi Songs. This is too much for me, I instantly look for each music I like and see if it has been pirated or not. Trust in Indian music composers has dwindled at this point.
Previously, songs were plagiarized from English songs; presently, musicians are presenting classic songs with new music that requires less work. Unfortunately, all those songs are now remembered because of the new artist.
It is quite upsetting to see all of this, so please share your thoughts in the comments section. Also, if you know of any songs that have been copied from somewhere else, please let us know.
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