India, March 22 -- Over the past two years, several Indian songs have sparked controversy over their lyrics, drawing criticism for vulgarity, misogyny, or culturally insensitive themes. In some cases, the backlash escalated into legal complaints, official notices and even songs being removed from streaming platforms. Here's a look at some of the tracks that landed in trouble. Nora Fatehi - Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke (2026) The dance track Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke, featuring Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt from the film KD: The Devil, sparked backlash soon after release for what critics called vulgar double-meaning lyrics and objectification of women. The outrage led to formal complaints from activists and women's groups, eventually prompting authorities to intervene. The song was later removed from several platforms amid the controversy. Responding to the criticism, Nora said she had performed the song in a language she does not speak fluently and was not fully aware of the meaning of the lyrics while filming. Badshah - Tateeree (2026) Badshah's Haryanvi track Tateeree also ran into trouble shortly after release. The lyrics and visuals were criticised for objectifying women and featuring controversial imagery involving schoolgirls. The Haryana State Commission for Women issued a summons to the rapper, and a police complaint was filed over the song. Amid the growing backlash, the track was eventually taken down from YouTube and other platforms. Badshah later issued a public apology, saying he regretted any hurt caused and expressing remorse over the controversy. Yo Yo Honey Singh - Millionaire (2024) and Didia Ke Dewra (2024) Yo Yo Honey Singh faced criticism over two songs during this period. His track Millionaire, from the album Glory, was accused of containing misogynistic lyrics, prompting the Punjab State Women's Commission to summon the singer and seek clarification. Around the same time, his Bhojpuri-influenced track Didia Ke Dewra also sparked debate online for its sexually explicit double-meaning lyrics. While the latter did not lead to formal legal action, it triggered widespread criticism on social media. Honey Singh did not significantly alter either track following the backlash. Karan Aujla - MF Gabhru (2025) Punjabi singer Karan Aujla faced scrutiny over the lyrics of MF Gabhru, which critics argued objectified women and promoted problematic attitudes. The controversy drew the attention of the Punjab State Women's Commission, which reportedly issued notices regarding the song and sought clarification. Despite the criticism, the track remained available online and was not withdrawn. Aujla maintained that the song was part of mainstream Punjabi pop entertainment and not intended to promote offensive ideas. Guru Randhawa - Azul (2025) and Sirra (2025) Guru Randhawa also faced controversy over two songs. His music video Azul drew backlash after viewers accused it of sexualising schoolgirls and portraying an uncomfortable dynamic in a school setting, with the lyrics comparing schoolgirls to types of alcohol. Randhawa responded with a cryptic social media message amid the criticism. Around the same time, his track Sirra landed in legal trouble after a complaint alleged its lyrics promoted drug culture and disrespected Sikh values, reportedly leading to a Ludhiana court summoning the singer....