Renowned rapper and singer Badshah has landed in controversy over his Haryanvi folk song 'Tattiri'. The Haryana State Women's Commission has issued him a notice requiring him to appear before them on March 13 to present his side of the story. The objections raised pertain to certain lyrics and visuals in the video that are claimed to be offensive and disrespectful to women's dignity.

The notice arises from complaints made by social activist Savita Arya, president of the organization Nari Tu Narayani, and Shiv Kumar, head of Shiv Aarti Foundation, who had petitioned the Women's Commission for action against the song. They particularly objected to a line in the song that mentions 'Badshah leading the wedding procession' and how such expressions can convey a negative message about women, potentially influencing societal views detrimentally.

This controversy highlights a broader issue regarding the portrayal of women in music and popular media, emphasizing the responsibility of artists to be mindful of the messages they promote through their work. Such incidents underscore the ongoing debate in India surrounding gender, cultural sensitivity, and the impact of artistic expression on societal norms.