Salman Khan's new song 'Teri Sexy Beauty' from Maatrubhumi has sparked backlash over its lyrics in a film billed as patriotic. The film, previously titled Battle of Galwan, remains uncertified by the CBFC despite government clearance. A release date is still unconfirmed.
Salman Khan dropped a song at 5 AM — not a prayer, not a political statement, but a track called Teri Sexy Beauty from his upcoming film Maatrubhumi. The timing was deliberate. The lyrics? Less so.
Netizens didn’t just raise eyebrows, they screamed into the void. 'Patriotic movie me ye sab kya lyrics hai?' one asked. Another: 'Ufff aap bhi na… Thoda sleep schedule ka bhi dhyan rakha karo.' The internet, as usual, is not impressed. And rightly so.
This isn’t just a song. It’s a cultural grenade lobbed into a film already under fire for its title change, from Battle of Galwan to Maatrubhumi, and its delayed release. The Ministry of Defence reportedly had issues with the script. Reshoots followed.
Government clearance came. But the CBFC? Still silent. No certificate.
No date. Just this: a romantic number sung by Salman Khan himself, with Chitrangda Singh, set against a backdrop that’s supposed to be about national sacrifice. The contrast is jarring. The song’s playful tone clashes with the film’s stated gravitas.
And now, with the release window still unconfirmed, November or December, sources say, but no one knows, the real question isn’t whether the song works. It’s whether the film ever will. The next move? Wait for the CBFC.
Or maybe just wait for the next tweet.
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