After SC nudge, Rahman agrees to credit Dagar Brothers in Veera Raja Veera song

In a significant development, renowned composer A.R. Rahman has agreed to credit the Dagar Brothers for their contribution to the song 'Veera Raja Veera' following a nudge from the Supreme Court of India. On February 13, the apex court highlighted the importance of acknowledging the Dagar Brothers' impact on the music piece, emphasizing that such recognition is vital for the broader context of music appreciation. The Dagar Brothers, known for their mastery in Dhrupad, a classical form of Indian music, have been integral in shaping the soundscape of contemporary Indian music. The court's intervention not only underscores the legal obligation of crediting artists but also reflects a growing awareness of the need to respect and celebrate the contributions of traditional musicians in modern compositions. Rahman's acknowledgment is anticipated to set a precedent in the industry, encouraging future collaborations to honor the original artists who inspire today's music.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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