Following the huge success of Pushpa, Rockstar DSP has recently landed some of the most sought-after projects in Indian cinema. He became entangled in a legal dispute. A recent multilingual single by the musician with the name "Pari" was released. The song is currently in the spotlight due to claims that it offended Hindu sensibilities. Actress Karate Kalyani reported the song to the police, accusing Devi Sri Prasad of offending religious emotions, and a complaint was opened against the famous composer.
Many people have complained that the musician has offended religious sensitivities with the song "Pari," which shows women wearing short skirts. Karate Kalyani explained her reasoning for taking this action in a statement, saying, "The person, who was the musician for item songs such as 'Oo Antava Oo Oo Antava', has now come out with such a release which shows scantily clad women, women in bikinis, chanting these verses, hurting sentiments of Hindu people. Did he even once think how hurt we'll all feel before putting out a song showcasing such provocative depictions? If you aren't able to save what's left of Hindu dharma, at least don't disgrace it. That's what we're requesting. We are demanding your apology for the same. We demand the song be taken down. If necessary, we will even storm into his studio to make him hear us.”
A case has been filed against DSP under IPC sections 153 (A) and 295 as a result of her complaint (A). ACP Prasad revealed the following in a statement made by Hyderabad Cyber Crime to India Today: "On November 2, we received a complaint from Lalit Kumar as well as Karate Kalyani, an actor, regarding the song by music director Devi Sri Prasad. We will be enquiring into this matter as it is a legal issue."
