Tateeree Lyrics – Badshah, Simran Jaglan

Tateeree Song Description

This song is "Tateeree" (टटिरी), which has been performed together by Badshah and Haryana's state-level boxing champion, Simran Jaglan. The song is written and composed by Badshah and traditional sources, and it has been released by Badshah and KARAMBIR FOUJI OFFICIAL. This song is a unique mix of Haryana's raw culture and modern hip-hop vibes, and it is full of desi swag and high energy. It is being seen as the biggest party track of this year.

In the song's lyrics, lines like "Ghuti Kyun? Kare Tateeree, Mhaare Hee Mandere Pe Bolie Tateeree" (Why are you feeling suffocated? Scream 'Tateeree' at my place) repeat again and again, creating a catchy and powerful hook. Badshah shows confidence and swag in his verses, for example, "Aaya Badshah #### #######, In Sabki #### #######". He also talks about his success and lifestyle, with lines like "Mere Khoon Mein Hai Jeet, Dekh Paas Aake Pain, Audemars Ka Hai Time, Bulgari Ki Chain" (Victory is in my blood, see the pain come close; it's time for Audemars, a chain of Bulgari). The glimpse of Haryana's local language and culture is also clearly visible in the lyrics.

Simran Jaglan's feature gives the song a strong and inspiring touch because she is a champion boxer. The overall vibe of the song is energetic, proud, and celebratory, which motivates listeners and makes them want to dance. This song truly makes you feel like a "culture king," and with its powerful beats and meaningful lyrics, it is made to rule every playlist.

the song “Tateeree” has been removed from online platforms.

Badshah Summoned Over ‘Tateeree’ Song Controversy

Indian rapper and singer Badshah has been summoned again by the Haryana State Commission for Women (HSCW) over the controversy surrounding his Haryanvi song “Tateeree.” The track has been criticised for allegedly containing objectionable references to women and minors.

Officials said the commission issued a fresh notice after the singer did not appear earlier. He has now been asked to appear before the panel on March 13 at the DC Office in Panipat, where HSCW chairperson Renu Bhatia will preside over the hearing.

The controversy began soon after the song’s release, when several social groups alleged that its lyrics and visuals objectify women and include references to school-going girls. Organisations including Nari Tu Narayani Utthan Samiti and Shiv Aarti India Foundation filed complaints seeking action.

Taking suo motu cognisance (legal term meaning taking action on its own) of the issue, the commission launched an inquiry to determine whether the song violates norms related to the dignity of women. Meanwhile, the Haryana Police have registered an FIR over the allegedly objectionable lyrics and visuals in the music video.

Amid the backlash, Badshah issued a public apology, stating he never intended to hurt anyone’s sentiments, especially those of people from Haryana. He also confirmed that the song “Tateeree” has been removed from online platforms. The commission will review the complaints and the singer’s explanation during the upcoming hearing before deciding further action.