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Carlos Queiroz slams expanded 48-team FIFA World Cup: ‘Vulgar and ordinary’ | Football News

Carlos Queiroz slams expanded 48-team FIFA World Cup: ‘Vulgar and ordinary’ | Football News

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Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz has criticised the expanded 48-team FIFA World Cup format, calling it “vulgar and ordinary” and warning that the tournament risks losing the exclusivity that has traditionally made it football’s biggest prize. The former Real Madrid manager questioned whether qualification still carries the same significance when almost a quarter of FIFA’s 211 member associations can reach the finals. “I believe that value comes when things are rare. The number of teams that can qualify for this competition can turn it into something vulgar and ordinary. When so many teams can qualify, is the value still rare? That would seem debatable to me, but it is only my opinion,” Queiroz said after Ghana’s 2-1 defeat to Croatia. The 2026 edition is the first World Cup to feature 48 teams, expanding from the 32-team format that had been in place since France 1998. The enlarged competition has increased the number of matches from 64 to 104 and guarantees more places for every confederation, with FIFA arguing that the move allows greater global representation and …

Akshay Kumar calls Farah Khan ‘vulgar’ over Om Shanti Om scene: ‘I said don’t take it’ | Bollywood News

Akshay Kumar calls Farah Khan ‘vulgar’ over Om Shanti Om scene: ‘I said don’t take it’ | Bollywood News

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Akshay Kumar and Farah Khan‘s long friendship took centre stage during a recent promotional conversation for Bhooth Bangla, where the two exchanged playful jibes and shared memories from their early days in the industry. Joining them were director Priyadarshan and actor Rajpal Yadav. The conversation, hosted on Netflix India’s YouTube channel, quickly turned into a nostalgia-filled trip down memory lane as Akshay and Farah recalled their younger days. Akshay recalled how she used to participate in dance competitions before becoming one of Bollywood’s most successful choreographers and filmmakers. “I know Farah very well. She used to compete for Rs 5,000, Rs 10,000, Rs 10,000,” Akshay said. Farah immediately corrected him, saying, “No. Don’t lie like this. We used to get Rs 1,000.” Akshay then praised her dancing skills and remembered seeing her at a popular Mumbai disco. “And she was an amazing dancer. There was a place, a disco called Xanadu. And she used to go there,” he said. That prompted Farah to bring up Akshay’s dating life, leaving everyone in splits. “And he used …

‘It is vulgar’: Supriya Menon slams paps’ behaviour at Salim Kumar’s funeral | Malayalam News

‘It is vulgar’: Supriya Menon slams paps’ behaviour at Salim Kumar’s funeral | Malayalam News

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3 min readNew DelhiJun 8, 2026 09:52 AM IST National Award-winning Malayalam actor Salim Kumar was cremated with full state honours at his residence in North Paravur on Sunday. However, his funeral soon made headlines after a video surfaced showing his son, Chandu Salim Kumar, expressing frustration over media personnel entering the family’s private space during the final rites. During the funeral, Chandu was seen urging photographers and camera crews to move back and give the family room to grieve. Reacting to the incident, actor-director Prithviraj Sukumaran’s wife and film producer Supriya Menon took to Instagram Stories and called the media’s conduct “vulgar.” Supriya Menon Instagram Story She wrote, “Yet again, a family trying to say goodbye to their loved one, a moment fraught with heartbreaking grief and pain. But here again, there is a collection of cameras and mikes jostling to get this final goodbye in close-up, like vultures flying closer and closer to their prey. The son shouting to get some space, asking them to move back so he can cry in peace. …

Yo Yo Honey Singh denies performing ‘vulgar’ Vol.1 song at 2025 event in front of 50,000 audience to Delhi HC

Yo Yo Honey Singh denies performing ‘vulgar’ Vol.1 song at 2025 event in front of 50,000 audience to Delhi HC

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Rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh denied to the Delhi High Court on Thursday that he sang the ‘vulgar’ 2006 song Vol.1. The musician also denied to the court that he performed the song at a 2025 Delhi concert in front of 50,000 audience members. A petition was filed at the HC for the removal of the track from all online platforms. Yo Yo Honey Singh denied to the court that he ever performed Vol. 1 at a 2025 event. Honey Singh denies singing Vol.1 to court Vol.1 is a track allegedly released by Honey and Badshah under the collaboration, Mafia Mundeer, in 2006. He denied ever singing the song to the court as his counsel said, “This is an opportunity for me to make sure that this stigma goes because this is not mine. This is the position we have taken. I am here to assist the court in making sure this content goes off. I have gone public to say that this is not something I have sung.” The court was hearing a petition …

Veteran lyricist Sameer blames producers amid vulgar lyrics debate

Veteran lyricist Sameer blames producers amid vulgar lyrics debate

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Veteran lyricist Sameer Anjaan has weighed in on the ongoing debate around lyrics, vulgarity, and creative freedom in the music and film industry, amid recent controversies involving songs by Nora Fatehi and Badshah. In an exclusive conversation with mid-day, the celebrated songwriter spoke candidly about the changing landscape of music and his vision for the future. Sameer Anjaan gets candid about the controversy Reflecting on the current state of the industry, Sameer pointed out a noticeable slowdown in quality output. “There are very few films being made. And there is a slight deterioration in music. People are not getting good work anywhere,” he said. This concern, he revealed, inspired him to take matters into his own hands. “So thinking about this, I saw a dream of a music company. And I am trying to take it forward… I will keep trying that from all over the world, by creating a new platform, to people all over the world, to the creators, to people who want to do good work, we want to connect them to …

Delhi HC directs removal of `vulgar`, `derogatory` song by Honey Singh, Badshah

Delhi HC directs removal of `vulgar`, `derogatory` song by Honey Singh, Badshah

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On Thursday, the Delhi High Court passed an order on songs by well-known rappers Yo Yo Honey Singh and Badshah. They were hearing a matter against songs released by the singers in 2006. Terming the track “vulgar” and “derogatory”, the court said that it was in complete disregard of even the minimum standards of civility and directed its removal from online platforms. What the court said about the song Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav said the court`s conscience was shaken to its “absolute core” and that the dissemination of the song on platforms accessible to minors cannot be countenanced under the guise of artistic freedom and free speech in a society governed by the rule of law. Justice Kaurav said he heard the song in his chamber and thought that it lacked any artistic or social value, and reduced women to objects of ridicule.“The title of the song can`t be dictated in the order. The same seems to be completely unacceptable. “The court finds that the song is grossly vulgar, obscene and derogatory towards women… Lyrics …

‘Vulgar, obscene’: Why Honey Singh and Badshah’s ‘Vol 1’ song is facing Delhi HC ire | Bollywood News

‘Vulgar, obscene’: Why Honey Singh and Badshah’s ‘Vol 1’ song is facing Delhi HC ire | Bollywood News

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3 min readNew DelhiUpdated: Apr 2, 2026 07:54 PM IST The Delhi High Court Thursday directed to take down and block the circulation of a song by singer and producer Honey Singh and rapper Badshah, with the court finding it “inappropriate” and “unacceptable” to even reproduce the name of the song in its order.The order comes nearly two decades after the song was released and has been in circulation. The order came in response to a petition by an organisation named Hindu Shakti Dal objecting to the ‘controversial’ song, which Singh had refrained from publicly admitting to have sung so far. The petition, however, claimed that Singh “recently during a concert… sung verses from his infamous song ‘Vol.1’, further confirming that the same was sung by him.” The organisation submitted that the “contents of the song are objectionable, vulgar and derogatory towards females, further the lyrics are provocative of violence towards females.” The petitioner-organisation also relied on the Supreme Court’s characterisation of comments of podcaster Ranveer Allahabadia, as “filthy”, “disgusting” and reflective of a “dirty …

Nora Fatehi claims she was ‘misled’ about vulgar ‘Sarke Chunar’ lyrics, alleges use of AI: ‘I warned KD the Devil makers’ | Bollywood News

Nora Fatehi claims she was ‘misled’ about vulgar ‘Sarke Chunar’ lyrics, alleges use of AI: ‘I warned KD the Devil makers’ | Bollywood News

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Nora Fatehi has finally reacted to the controversy around the song “Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke” featuring her and Sanjay Dutt from the Kannada film KD – The Devil. The song has faced massive backlash from the audience due to its lewd lyrics and suggestive choreography, following which complaints were made, resulting in the government taking down the video of the song. The issue was also raised in the Lok Sabha with the Information and Broadcasting minister Ashwani Vaishnav revealing action has been taken and the freedom of expression is not absolute. Earlier an NHRC notice was also issued against the song makers. ‘I shot the song in Kannada, had no idea about lyrics’ Nora has now shared a video message on the same in which she claimed that she did the song because she wanted to work with Sanjay Dutt. She also said that since she doesn’t know Kannada, she relied on the filmmaker to translate the song, and what was translated to her didn’t seem objectionable. Only at the song’s launch event, when she …

‘Vulgar’ Nora Fatehi-Sanjay Dutt song ‘Sarke Chunar’ pulled down on YouTube; Kangana Ranaut blames Bollywood: ‘Crossed all limits’ | Bollywood News

‘Vulgar’ Nora Fatehi-Sanjay Dutt song ‘Sarke Chunar’ pulled down on YouTube; Kangana Ranaut blames Bollywood: ‘Crossed all limits’ | Bollywood News

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3 min readChennaiUpdated: Mar 17, 2026 03:42 PM IST Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt-starrer song “Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke” from the Kannada film KD – The Devil faced massive backlash from the audience due to its lewd lyrics and suggestive choreography. In the latest development, as per The Times of India, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued a legal notice regarding the same, following which the song has been taken down from YouTube and other platforms. NHRC issues notice; complaint made to CBFC and MIB The backlash against the song intensified after advocate Vineet Jindal filed a formal complaint with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, as per ANI. The advocate urgently requested the authorities to take legal action against the song. The advocate called out the song for being “highly vulgar, sexually suggestive, and obscene expressions”. He also showed discontent over the fact that it is being widely circulated on social media. The complaint also highlighted how the song is highly inappropriate, especially for …

Nora Fatehi’s new song Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke faces legal issues after backlash over vulgar lyrics

Nora Fatehi’s new song Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke faces legal issues after backlash over vulgar lyrics

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A fresh controversy has erupted around Nora Fatehi’s latest song, with criticism now escalating into legal action. The track Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke from the movie KD: The Devil, featuring Sanjay Dutt, has sparked outrage online after clips went viral on X, drawing attention to what many are calling disgusting and double-meaning lyrics. The lyrics were written by Raqueeb Alam KD: The Devil Legal complaints and calls for a ban The backlash has now moved beyond social media. The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued a notice over the alleged use of objectionable content in the song. According to IANS, advocate and social activist Vineet Jindal has approached the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), seeking an immediate ban and removal of the song. The complaint alleges that both the lyrics and visuals are obscene and potentially harmful, particularly for minors. According to the complaint, the song — currently circulating widely on YouTube and social media — contains “highly vulgar, sexually suggestive, and obscene expressions.” It further argues that the picturisation and dance sequences …