OST of “Tere Bin” gets accused of copyright by Zee Music Company

• Zee Music has claimed that Tere Bin’s OST is a copy of the song ‘Mera Intkam Dekhegi.’
• The claim led to the removal of some episodes and OST.
• Tere Bin has achieved impressive television ratings.

Bollywood is frequently accused by Lollywood of openly stealing the plotlines and even the soundtrack of Pakistani dramas. Once more, the bordering nations are engaged in a battle over copyright, but this time Zee Music has claimed that the chorus from the song “Mera Intkam Dekhegi” from the movie Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana was copied into the OST of the popular serial Tere Bin. The claim led to the removal of multiple episodes and the OST from YouTube. The OST has since been reinstated because it proved that the claim was untrue.

Tere Bin, which features Yumna Zaidi and Wahaj Ali in the key parts, has become a huge hit. Even outside of Canada, it has achieved impressive television ratings and has trended online for each episode.

The OST also received a tonne of attention across all major platforms, garnering 15 million views on YouTube alone. Several people did draw attention to the similarities between the two songs after Zee Music’s recent allegation, but the response has mainly been in favour of the Pakistani drama. Supporters are outraged and that it is unfair. Other people asserted that the cause was envy because the OST and show became popular on YouTube in India.

None of Zee Music and Tere Bin’s production issued an official statement regarding this matter.

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