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Hyper-nationalism? Complaint filed against Amitabh Bachchan for singing national anthem 'incorrectly'

Two complaints have been made against superstar Amitabh Bachchan alleging that he 'used wrong words' and sang the anthem for the wrong duration during the India-Pakistan clash at the World Twenty20 on March 19.

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Amitabh Bachchan singing the national anthem before the India-Pakistan game in Kolkata.
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A complaint has been filed against megastar Amitabh Bachchan at the Ashok Nagar Police Station in New Delhi, alleging that he sang the Indian national anthem incorrectly, during the World T20 clash between India and Pakistan.

Media reports said that one Ulhas PR, who had filed a similar complaint at Juhu police station against Big B, also alleged that the Bollywood megastar had been singing the anthem incorrectly even during pro-Kabaddi league.

The complainant stated that the national anthem sung by Bachchan had used 'wrong words', while its duration had been 1 minute 22 seconds instead of 52 seconds as is the norm.


Earlier there were reports that the actor charged 4 crores as his appearance fee during the match. However, CAB President and former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly had clarified that Amitabh did not 'charge a single penny' for his performance. Instead, Ganguly said that Bachchan had paid Rs 30 lakhs from his own pocket for his travel and stay in Kolkata.

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