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The Vvaan: Makers acquire sync rights after vocalist’s copyright claim
Updated On: 22 September, 2026 07:22 AM IST | Mumbai | Mohar Basu
Musician Sargam Vaish alleged that The Vvaan trailer used his Aigiri Nandini recording without permission. Following his complaint, Balaji Motion Pictures’ legal team met him and acquired the sync rights, while the source of the leak remains unknown

A still from the film; (inset) Sargam Vaish. Pics/Youtube, Instagram
On September 20, musician Sargam Vaish took to Instagram to call out the makers of The Vvaan, as he alleged that a master recording of Aigiri Nandini, which was created by him, was used in the trailer of the Sidharth Malhotra-starrer without his permission. Within 24 hours, Balaji Motion Pictures appears to have taken corrective action. Vaish revealed to mid-day that the legal team of Ektaa R Kapoor’s production house met him on the evening of September 21 and acquired the sync rights.
Hours after the meeting, Vaish told mid-day, “Balaji’s executives and lawyers have been cooperative. We met them today; they were kind and apologetic, even though they didn’t cause [the leak]. They are taking the sync rights for the track. I am grateful for the fact that we were able to resolve it so smoothly.”


