Badshah Faces Backlash Over Controversial Song 'Tateeree' and Pledges Support for Women's Empowerment

Controversy Surrounds Badshah's New Release

Rapper and singer Badshah, whose real name is Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, has found himself in hot water following the launch of his latest track, 'Tateeree.' The song, which has drawn significant criticism, has been removed from all streaming platforms after disappointing many listeners. The National Commission for Women (NCW) had previously summoned Badshah and the song's creators due to concerns over its vulgarity and obscenity. In response to the backlash, Badshah has issued an apology to the NCW and committed to supporting women's empowerment initiatives.

Commitment to Women's Empowerment

As reported, Badshah attended a hearing with the NCW regarding a case initiated over the song. Alongside him were directors Joban Sandhu and Mahavir Singh, as well as producer Hiten. NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar expressed that the song's lyrics and presentation were disrespectful to women, raising concerns about the impact on their dignity. The individuals involved with the song submitted written apologies, acknowledging the societal harm caused.

Badshah's Future Plans

In his statement to the NCW, Badshah expressed his intention to contribute positively to women's upliftment and announced plans to create an empowering song within the next four months. Following his remarks, the commission noted that all parties involved assured they would avoid similar issues in the future.

Background on 'Tateeree' and Badshah

'Tateeree,' a hip-hop single featuring female vocalist Simran Jahlan, was released on March 1, 2026. The song incorporates contemporary elements with regional influences in its lyrics penned by Badshah.

In other news, Badshah recently made headlines for reportedly marrying model Isha Rikhi in a private ceremony in March 2026. The couple kept their wedding discreet, and no official photos have been shared on social media. They had been in a relationship for four years prior to their marriage. Although their wedding images are circulating online, Badshah has yet to confirm the marriage publicly. Previously, he was married to Jasmine Masih from 2012 until their divorce in 2020, and they co-parent a daughter named Jessemy Grace Masih Singh.