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Uproar over objectionable scene in ‘Jugni’; singer claims viral clip is AI-generated, files FIR.

Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez recently made headlines regarding her song ‘Jugni’. Released in July, the song sparked a controversy after viewers spotted an objectionable scene, which subsequently went viral on social media. A wardrobe malfunction involving Jacqueline occurred in the song—sung by Sonu Thukral and B Praak—triggering further controversy. Many expressed their displeasure and questioned how the makers could make such a major error. Amidst this ongoing dispute, singer Sonu Thukral has filed a police complaint, a fact he personally announced.

Sonu Thukral Files FIR

The official music video for ‘Jugni’ was released by the makers on July 15. Shortly after, a section of the audience claimed to have spotted a wardrobe malfunction in one of the scenes. Many shared the video on social media and slammed the makers. Now, singer Sonu Thukral has shared a photo from a police station, revealing that he has lodged a complaint with the cyber police regarding the viral clip. According to Thukral, the video in question is AI-generated, yet it is being circulated widely on social media.

Sonu Thukral’s Claim

Regarding ‘Jugni’, Sonu Thukral claims that the clips showing Jacqueline’s wardrobe malfunction, which are circulating on social media, are AI-generated. Sharing the photo, Thukral wrote in the caption: “I have filed a police complaint regarding my song ‘Jugni’. The clip has been edited using AI, and that AI-generated clip is being circulated further. I will speak publicly about this soon.”

What is the controversy? In fact, a new song titled ‘Jugni’ by Sonu Thukral and B Praak, featuring Jacqueline Fernandez, was released in July. Clips from the song went viral on social media, sparking claims that Jacqueline had suffered a wardrobe malfunction during the shoot. Despite this, the makers did not remove the scene from the song. Although they blurred the controversial segment, viewers slammed them, accusing them of doing so merely to garner views. Many objected to the fact that the scene was merely blurred rather than being completely removed.

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