Abrar-ul-Haq's Chamkeeli comes under fire for apparently insulting men and women

According to the claim filed in civil court, the song is an insult to both men and women.

Updated 19 Dec, 2019

Remember Abrar-ul-Haq's track that just came out this month which featured Mehwish Hayat as a super cool bride?

A petitioner, Adv Rana Adnan Asghar, has filed a claim against the song 'Chamkeeli' in civil court, Lahore. According to the claim, the song is an insult to both men and women. The courts have been requested to ban the track, removing it from YouTube.

"Men were humiliated by Abrar ul Haq on December 7... Not only men but women were also humiliated in the song," stated Adv Rana Adnan Asghar.

Civil Judge Ziaur Rahman has adjourned the hearing till December 21, seeking response from Abrar-ul-Haq, PEMRA and others.

The singer's other tunes such as 'Nach Punjaban Nach' also came under similar criticism. Previously, his rendition of 'Billo De Ghar' for Coke Studio was also taken down due to alleged copyright issues.

Abrar-ul-Haq has yet to comment on the matter.

Comments

Umair Dec 19, 2019 11:34am

While people have to wait for several years even to get a hearing in court these sort of stupid and baseless cases are being heard just for media attention.

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Shah Dec 19, 2019 11:36am

I was a kid when Abrar ul Haq had his first hit. Today I have lost my hair, have grown up children and getting a gray beard. Ibrar ul Haq on the other hand has more black hair than a 12 year old boy. What is he doing right?

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ALI Dec 19, 2019 11:37am

What has good humor got to with insult, culture or even faith ?? just take it in a stride & enjoy. This is off course got to be politically motivated.

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ahmad Dec 19, 2019 12:50pm

court is not ready to hear the PIC attack case against lawyers, but yeah all the time in the world for such nonsense.

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Neo Dec 19, 2019 07:44pm

The people who complained should check their priorities in my opinion.

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O Dec 20, 2019 08:37pm

@Shah hair color ?

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