Singer Prakash Saput has removed the scene of a female combatant shown indulging in prostitution from the song 'Pir' after widespread criticism. He uploaded a new video of the song to YouTube on Saturday evening.
Singer Saput has clarified that he removed the video after he felt that the particular scene in the video song would remain as a thorn in the video that would remain as an archive on social media. He also said that song Pir has not only been successful but has also been an eye-opener in a sense.
"While making creations based on the facts, it is important to keep in mind the views of the Nepali audience, listeners, the group/community and the society as a whole," said Saput. He also said that the particular scene and character had actually overshadowed other beauty of the song and video.
The new video has been 're-uploaded' by editing the scene considering the reviewer's vies and the self-esteem and dignity of the group concerned.
Saput has said that the Pir song has inspired him to explore more before coming out with new creations. However, should the creator narrow his creative scope or should the viewer broaden his view? He was of the opinion that it is necessary to have a debate on this.
Singer Saput has also requested all sides concerned not to further politicize and exaggerate in the context of the new song.
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