‘Phantom’ Song Released Without Permission: Sidhu Moosewala’s Parents Raise Objection Against Saga Music

The parents of late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala, Balkaur Singh and Charan Kaur, have strongly objected to the release of his song ‘Phantom’ by music company Saga Music, alleging that the track was released without their consent or any legal authorisation.
 

In an official statement, the singer’s parents claimed that they had approached the music company to resolve the matter through discussions and had requested it to temporarily hold the release of the song. However, they alleged that Saga Music ignored their request and went ahead with releasing the track.
 

The family further claimed that the company did not possess any valid documents issued by them authorising the release of the song.
 

Expressing their objection, Balkaur Singh and Charan Kaur said that ‘Phantom’ was being released by Saga Music without their permission or authorisation. They added that they were initiating appropriate legal proceedings to protect Sidhu Moosewala’s legacy and legal rights.
 

The singer’s parents also issued a message to other artists and music companies claiming to hold documents or rights related to Sidhu Moosewala’s songs. They urged all such individuals and organisations to contact and consult the family directly before making any public announcements or releasing any of his music.
 

The development has brought the issue of permissions and legal rights concerning the late singer’s musical work into focus, with his family making it clear that they intend to take appropriate legal steps to safeguard his legacy.