In a significant turn of events in the Punjabi music industry, the father of the late Sidhu Moosewala, Balkaur Singh, has filed a complaint against prominent music producer Bunty Bains. The complaint alleges that Bains has misused Sidhu Moosewala's unreleased tracks without authorization, leading to a breach of trust and financial exploitation.

Balkaur Singh claims that since his son’s untimely passing, there have been attempts by various individuals to profit from his music legacy without consent from the family. The complaint specifically points to Bains’ recent release of a track purportedly featuring Moosewala’s vocals, which he asserts was done without proper rights or approval from the family.

In response, Bunty Bains has publicly addressed the allegations, asserting that the track in question was created with the intention of honoring Sidhu Moosewala's legacy. He expressed disappointment over the complaint, emphasizing that he had deep respect for Moosewala and his family. Bains stated, “I have always aimed to celebrate Sidhu’s artistry, and any misunderstanding can be resolved through dialogue.”

The situation has sparked discussions across social media and in the Punjabi music community, with fans and industry insiders weighing in on the ethical implications of using an artist's work posthumously. As the legal proceedings unfold, both parties have expressed a desire to resolve the matter amicably, though the path ahead remains uncertain.

Balkaur Singh has made it clear that he is committed to protecting his son’s legacy and ensuring that any future releases reflect Sidhu Moosewala’s true artistic vision.