#TERI MITTI SINGER MOVIE#
#TERI MITTI SINGER TV#

Despite the girl's brother's initial approval, the wedding ultimately fell apart, and the news of the breakup was later announced. Manoj responded that he wanted to pursue a career in writing and would only write songs for the rest of his life. Prior to the wedding, the girl's brother came to meet Manoj and asked about his future plans. The wedding cards were printed, but unfortunately, the relationship ended after a two-month courtship. Manoj recounts that his family had arranged for his marriage and all preparations were made for the auspicious date of 13th May 1997. But upon seeing the new nameplate, his father mistakenly thought that Manoj had converted to another religion and was filled with grief. However, he faced the challenge of convincing his father to approve the change.Īfter pondering over the matter all night, he came up with a plan and had the nameplate of his house changed to Manoj Muntashir.

He was immediately drawn to the word and wanted to change his name from Manoj Shukla to Manoj Muntashir. In an interview, Manoj recounted a story from 1997 when he went out in search of tea and heard the word 'Muntashir' for the first time on a radio playing at a tea stall. Apart from his work as a lyricist and writer, Manoj has also appeared as a judge in various television shows. Additionally, he wrote the dialogues for Bahubali 2, which set a new record in Indian cinema, with few films able to surpass its success. In 2021, his song Lut Gaye became a massive hit with over one billion views on YouTube. He further established his success with the songs Tere Sang Yaara from Rustom, Kaun Tujhe from MS Dhoni: The Untold Story, and Dil Meri Na Sune from Genius.

#TERI MITTI SINGER MOVIE#

However, he rose to fame with the song Teri Galiyan from the Bollywood movie Ek Villain in 2014. Subsequently, he gained recognition for his work in films like Budha Mar Gaya, Woodstock Villa, Do Dooni Chaar, The Great Indian Butterfly, Issi Life Mein, Tere Mere Phere, and Yeh Faasle. In the same year, he made his debut in the Bollywood industry by writing lyrics for four songs in the film U, Bomsi n Me. He continued to showcase his talent by writing scripts for popular reality shows such as India's Got Talent, Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, and Indian Idol Junior.

#TERI MITTI SINGER TV#

He also asked his followers to listen to the song as it will make their hearts happy.Following this, Manoj Muntashir had a breakthrough in his career when a Sony TV official introduced him to Amitabh Bachchan, leading to his opportunity to write lyrics for Kaun Banega Crorepati in 2005. He wrote in Hindi that the song has been written by Manoj Muntashir and has been beautifully performed by Baloch singer Wahab Ali Bugatti. Talking about the viral video, an IAS officer named Awanish Sharan had shared the video on Twitter, praising the singer's voice. He added, 'Geetaji has always appreciated my work and you can even ask her.' 'If it is proved that Teri Mitti is a copy of any song whatsoever, I will quit writing for ever,' he concluded. And for your kind information the singer is not Pakistani but our very own Indian folk singer Geeta Rabari. The lyricist told ETimes, 'Those making these allegations should kindly check the video which has been uploaded many months after the release of our film, ‘Kesari’. Reacting to the allegations, Manoj Muntashir denied and said that he would quit writing if the allegations were true. Now, there have been allegations that Manoj has copied the song from a 2005 song from Pakistan. It was claimed that the singer belongs to Pakistan's Baloch. Earlier this year, a video had gone viral on the internet in which a folk singer is seen singing his melodious rendition of the song. Social media is ablaze with allegations that lyricist Manoj Muntashir plagiarised the song 'Teri Mitti' from Akshay Kumar's film Kesari from a Pakistani folk song. Manoj Muntashir reacts to Teri Mitti plagiarism claims Follow us on Image Source : INSTAGRAM/MANOJMUNTASHIR

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