Rapper Hitzone Calls Out Prince Narula Over Unpaid Song Dues: Wrote the Bars, Still Waiting for Pay

Rapper Hitzone has accused actor-singer Prince Narula of not clearing payment for lyrics. The claim has drawn attention across India’s entertainment and music circles. Hitzone said the dues relate to words written for Narula’s music videos. Prince Narula had not shared any public reply when the matter was reported. The allegation surfaced through Hitzone’s official Instagram handle, @hitzone37, on Tuesday. The rapper said repeated attempts to settle the issue had failed. His post suggested the delay had continued for months. It also placed fresh focus on payment concerns in India’s independent music scene.

Hitzone Prince Narula payment dispute gains attention online

In the Instagram post, Hitzone claimed that Narula used several tracks written by him. He said the music videos were made, but payment did not follow. Hitzone wrote, "Month after month of delays. Calls unanswered. DMs seen," and added, "I wrote the bars, he shot the video, but the payment never came. Respect the art, respect the artist."

The post spread quickly after it appeared online. Fans of both names entered the comments section in large numbers. Many asked Prince Narula to respond to the charge. Others demanded more clarity about the work, the payment terms, and the alleged delay.

Hitzone Prince Narula payment dispute raises songwriter concerns

Hitzone did not name the specific songs linked to the claim. The rapper also did not reveal the amount allegedly pending. Still, the phrase “month after month” suggested a long-running issue. His post made the matter public after private follow-ups appeared to bring no result.

The row has reopened debate around lyricist rights in music videos. Independent writers and composers often speak about late payments. Such claims become louder when larger names are involved. India’s music video market has grown fast, especially through YouTube releases and social media reach.

Prince Narula is known for reality television and later work as a singer. Narula has a large fan base online. Narula also releases music videos often on YouTube. These projects commonly feature independent artists, music producers, lyricists, and other creative workers.

Hitzone Prince Narula payment dispute puts industry practices in focus

People familiar with the entertainment business say such disagreements are not rare. However, many artists avoid public claims because future work may be affected. Public call-outs can harm working ties in a close creative network. That makes Hitzone’s Instagram post notable within the independent music space.

The dispute has also led fans to discuss written agreements and clear payment dates. Many online users said artists should be paid on time. Others said both sides should share more details before judgement. The conversation has moved beyond one claim and into wider industry habits.

At present, neither Hitzone nor Prince Narula has confirmed any legal step. The issue continues to circulate on social media platforms. Fans are waiting to see whether Narula responds publicly. Until then, the matter remains centred on Hitzone’s post, unpaid dues, and artist payment rights.