Salman
Khan's
upcoming
movie
Bajrangi
Bhaijaan
has
got
into
a
legal
trouble
just
few
days
prior
to
its
release
and
the
matter
of
concern
is
the
recently
released
song
'Bhar
Do
Jholi
Meri'.
Abdul
Samee
Siddiqui
has
sent
a
legal
notice
to
Salman
Khan,
director
Kabir
Khan,
T-Series
and
some
other
parties
linked
with
Bajrangi
Bhaijaan
with
a
claim
that
rights
for
the
song
'Bhar
Do
Jholi
Meri'
lies
with
him.
Siddiqui
claimed
that
he
bought
the
rights
for
the
qawali
song
from
the
heirs
of
Sabri
brothers
in
the
year
2007
but
the
makers
of
Bajrangi
Bhaijaan
used
the
song
in
their
film
without
his
consent.
Talking
to
a
leading
publication,
Siddiqui
said,
"I
acquired
the
rights
from
the
heirs
of
Sabri
brothers
eight
years
ago
for
a
film
that
I
was
making
on
Indo-Pak
relations
with
Rajkumar
Santoshi
which
didn't
materialise.
But
that
doesn't
mean
the
qawali
can
be
used
by
another
person
just
like
that.
If
they
don't
reply
to
this
letter,
we
will
soon
decide
our
future
course
of
action".
Just
two
weeks
are
left
for
the
release
of
Bajrangi
Bhaijaan
but
no
statement
has
come
up
from
Salman
Khan
or
Kabir
Khan
with
regard
to
the
legal
notice
yet.