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The Netizens continued to trend #BoycittFilmfareAwards all night and this morning as Ranveer Singh’s ‘Gully Boy’ won a whopping 13 awards in one night. You are loved by many and that's your biggest award or rather reward!! Aapke jazbaat ko main bakhoobi samajhta hoon.

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While i was refused a 3rd ticket for mu make up n hair Ananya a film old had a full entourage will be my last filmfare too I just feel its all not worth it as its usually not a celebration of talent n art but a pomp n show of whos who. Fighting for a car, a room,a seat etc is not a mark of celebration or acceptance.

I hope you take this criticism constructivsly we attend eyes with our family to celebrate our art but thethe discrimination between who u consider imp n not is apparent every year.

Perhaps some of my songs did deserve something! I stand with you, Manoj. Don’t know which song won, but I was reminded of how I often felt: I wrote songs in 30+ films but NEVER won an award. Read this poignant note by lyricist about his beautiful song “Mitti”. I #BoycottFilmFare thank u for speaking up If i can afford a certain standard of living n stature i refuse to be treated otherwise We music industry make your films as much as your actors do and we are stars too, our fans love us with all their might. Ghazal singer Tauseef Akhtar too came out in support of Manoj. She openly criticized Filmfare Awards for not recognizing the work of good artists just enough. Playback singer and music composer Neha Bhasin also took to Twitter as support Manoj’s decision of standing against Filmfare Awards that differentiated between who is important and who is not. In a sarcastic tone, he said that perhaps his songs deserved to win after all. He shared his two cents on Manoj’s stand stating that even he had penned lyrics for 30+ Bollywood films but never did he win an award. In his post, he also wrote that he will never attend any award show whatsoever until his last breath.įellow and lyricist Neelesh Mishra took to Twitter to support Manoj Muntshir. He said it would be disrespectful of his profession and art if he continued to attend the award shows that conveniently ignored to honor a song that made a million Indians shed a tear. It was shared on Twitter by an IAS officer named Awanish Sharan. He is doing so with his group and playing the traditional music that has only added to the powerful and patriotic song.

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Manoj Muntshir took to Instagram to share the reason behind him boycotting the awards shows, In a lengthy Instagram post, Manoj wrote that even if he tried all his life, he wouldn’t be able to write a better song than ‘Teri Mitti’ and lines like ‘Tu Kahti Thee Tera Chaand Hoon Main Aur Chaand Humesha Rahta hai’. A Baloch singer in Pakistan named Wahab Ali Bugti is seen singing the famous song Teri Mitti from the movie Kesari. It was not included in the music album but was released separately as a single.Good bye Awards.!!! /iaZm0za40u

Judai Pae Jaani - This song was part of Raju Singh's background score for the film.

It was a rare instance of a singer winning the National Film Award for Best Male Playback Singer on his debut.

Teri Mitti Mein Mil Jaawan - This was singer B Praak's debut Hindi film song.

On the plagiarism charges against this song, he said that it was original and the viral video attributed to a Pakistani singer was in fact a version rendered by the Gujarati folk artist Geeta Rabari. On 'Mujhe Call Karna', the lyricist accepted that the poem was inspired but also defended himself saying that being inspired by others' works was an integral part of writing poetry. There were also allegations that this song was originally by a Pakistani artist. Lavery's 'If One Day You Call' from his book 'Love Lost: Love Found' (2007). They claimed that Muntashir's poem 'Mujhe Call Karna' from his book 'Meri Fitrat Hai Mastana' (2018) was simply a translation of Robert J. Days after the controversy broke out, some critics of Muntashir retaliated by levelling charges of plagiarism against him. The video resulted in a highly polarised debate on the legacy of Mughals with many in the Hindi film industry openly denouncing the lyricist.

Teri Mitti Mein Mil Jaawan - In 2021, lyricist Manoj Muntashir released a video titled 'Whose heir are you? Choose Your Legacy And Your Heroes!' in which he denounced Mughal rulers as 'glorified dacoits'.

Filmfare was criticised by many for giving as many as 13 awards to 'Gully Boy' (2019) that year while ignoring other deserving nominees. The award was won by Ankur Tewari and Divine for the song 'Apna Time Aayega' ('Gully Boy', 2019).

Teri Mitti Mein Mil Jaawan - Disappointed at not winning the Filmfare Award for Best Lyricist for this song, Manoj Muntashir announced that he would not attend any award show again.