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'Gussa Mera Salman Khan Aur Sanjay Dutt Wala Hai': Amaal Mallik Warns People Not To Target His Family On Social Media

A few days ago, Salman Khan Films shared an anniversary post for the movie Hero. The video was about the song Main Hoon Hero Tera, which was sung by Salman Khan, but in the caption, they didn't mention Amaal Mallik's name, who had composed the song. The music composer, in the comment section, slammed SKF. Now, on Thursday, Amaal took to X (Twitter) to warn everyone not to target his family on…

'Gussa Mera Salman Khan Aur Sanjay Dutt Wala Hai': Amaal Mallik Warns People Not To Target His Family On Social Media

Amaal Mallik, the music composer behind the hit song "Main Hoon Hero Tera" from the movie Hero, has issued a strong warning against targeting his family on social media. The controversy arose after Salman Khan Films shared an anniversary post for the movie, which did not credit Amaal Mallik for composing the song. Amaal responded, "Statutory warning to the entire audience on each & every social platform of the world… Not a word about my family will be tolerated.

Targeting me is part of your game plan, gives you some likes and eyeballs - GREAT! You are welcome (sic)." Amaal explained that his brother Armaan Malik had sung the original version of the song, which was later re-recorded by Salman Khan. He emphasized that without Armaan, the song would not exist, and without his father Daboo Malik's production, the song would not have reached the audience.

Amaal criticized the hateful behavior in the music industry and promised to expose anyone who attacks his family. He threatened to file an FIR against anyone who threatens his family, stating that he will personally take legal action. Amaal, who considers himself the "SRK of the music industry," vowed not to back down from the attacks on his family.

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