Claim that Saiyaara track copied from Kishore Kumar’s song is false
A video featuring Amitabh Bachchan and Moushumi Chatterjee has gone viral recently, with a claim that its background track “Saiyaara Tu Toh Badla Nahin Hai” was sung by the legendary Indian playback singer Kishore Kumar. The claim has sparked a heated debate among music lovers, with some users alleging that the recently released film Saiyaara used the “stolen” version of this song. However, a fact-check by PTI has revealed that the claim is false, and the track was actually recreated using AI technology.
The claim began when a music enthusiast shared a video on social media, claiming that the background track of the Saiyaara title song was an exact copy of Kishore Kumar’s song with the same title. The video quickly went viral, with many users sharing and commenting on the post. Some even claimed that the film’s makers had stolen the song without giving credit to the original composer.
However, the claim was quickly debunked by PTI, which conducted a thorough investigation to verify the authenticity of the claim. According to PTI, the Saiyaara title track was created using artificial intelligence (AI) technology, and not a copy of Kishore Kumar’s song.
According to the fact-check, the AI-generated track was created by a music composer, who used AI algorithms to recreate the song. The composer had taken inspiration from Kishore Kumar’s style and melody, but the song was not a direct copy. The AI algorithm used in the composition process allows for a high degree of creativity and flexibility, enabling the composer to create a unique sound without infringing on the rights of the original composer.
The PTI investigation also found that the Saiyaara title track was composed by a different team of composers, who have worked on numerous films in the past. The track was not a part of Kishore Kumar’s original composition, and the claim of copying was entirely baseless.
The fact-check also highlighted the importance of verifying claims before sharing them on social media. In today’s digital age, misinformation can spread quickly, and it is essential to ensure that the information we share is accurate and trustworthy.
In conclusion, the claim that the Saiyaara title track was copied from Kishore Kumar’s song is false. The track was actually recreated using AI technology, and the composers have worked hard to create a unique and original sound. Music lovers should be cautious when sharing information online, and verify claims before spreading them.
