'Beep
song',
sung
by
Simbu
and
allegedly
composed
by
Anirudh
is
making
waves
for
its
illicit
lyrics
.
Leaked
by
some
miscreants
a
few
days
ago,
the
song
went
viral
on
social
networking
sites,
subsequently
attracting
the
wrath
of
many.
Now,
a
formal
police
complaint
has
been
lodged
against
Simbu
and
Anirudh
by
The
All
India
Democratic
Women's
Association
(AIDWA),
for
portraying
women
in
bad
light.
"Artists
have
certain
responsibilities
toward
the
society.
How
did
they
even
have
the
guts
to
make
a
song
like
this?
We
want
them
to
take
off
the
song
off
the
net
totally.
We
are
also
going
to
demand
a
legal
action
against
the
two
for
using
such
obscenities
in
the
lyrics," a
representative
of
AIDWA
has
said
in
an
interview
to
Times
of
India.
But
Simbu
is
staggered
by
how
things
have
shaped
up
in
the
past
few
days.
Alleging
that
his
privacy
has
been
breached,
Simbu
says
the
song
was
not
meant
to
be
released.
"Someone
has
invaded
my
privacy,
stolen
my
song
from
me
and
leaked
it
out
on
the
internet.
How
on
earth
am
I
responsible
for
this?" The
Vaalu
actor
has
asked.
Replying
to
those
who
has
condemned
his
'unacceptable'
act,
he
has
said,
"When
I
did
Love
Anthem,
a
song
promoting
world
peace,
where
were
they?
I
brought
Akon
to
popularise
the
song,
but
these
same
people
didn't
utter
a
word
of
appreciation."
He
has
also
revealed
that
Anirudh
and
himself
composed
the
song
a
few
years
ago,
but
never
intended
to
release
the
song
without
changing
its
lyrics.
In
a
contradicting
statement
to
Simbu's
claims,
Anirudh,
who
is
currently
stationed
at
Toronto
in
Canada,
has
said
that
he
never
composed
the
'beep
song'.
"It
is
neither
my
composition
nor
my
lyrics.
Unfortunately
and
to
my
dismay
my
name
has
been
dragged
into
this
controversy.
I
have
the
greatest
regard
and
respect
for
women
as
can
be
clearly
seen
in
many
of
my
own
compositions",
Anirudh
wrote
on
Twitter.
Meanwhile,
a
Facebook
post
in
the
name
of
veteran
actor
Y
G
Mahendran,
has
severely
condemned
the
song
by
saying
that
the
offenders
must
be
hanged.
The
social
media
page
is
not
verified
though.