Silajit : ‘So much courage!’ silajit majumder says many people are using his song from lal matir sarane brings plagiarism charge

Stealing music! Famous songs are being played on their own channels as popular songs! This time singer Shilajit took to social media. Even if he does not take legal action now, he has made it clear that he is very strong in the whole incident.

What is the complaint of the singer?
He wrote in a social media post, “2004. Nineteen years ago today, Lal Mati Sarane released the album. It had songs like Bhava Pagla, Pankal Khapa songs, popular songs, Sunil Mahato’s ‘Vatare Piriti Phul Phote’. Arun Majumder had ‘Ustad’. And the title track ‘Lal Mati Sarane’ written and composed by me. This song Lal Mati Sarane is my own composition, not conventional.”

And the singer says that many people are publishing this song on their channel as it is popular. He also said that the two lines of the song ‘A Duloor Maina..Ama Ora Okare A Duloor Maina Tigun Mesena’ were written by Naren Hansda and the singer says that they are not conventional.

Shilajit wrote, “I’m not taking any steps for now, let’s see if their good sense works. If not, my listeners who know very well that this song is neither my father’s nor my own, they will tell me what to say. About thirty years ago today I came to sing because someone tried to play my song as his own. Because the songs have not been released. But if the released song, which has a record, wants to snatch it from my rights, I can’t call him a song thief, so robbery? So much courage? Let’s see.”

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After that, his very significant comment, “Just as you can’t understand x = love, this word is closed, my brain is born, just like this song, Bengali listeners do not accept the conventional impression.”

This post has already been widely shared. In this whole post, the singer did not take any specific names of those who are doing this. However, he has clearly explained that he will not speak out if someone commits such a crime.