Comedian Kunal Kamra has been making headlines ever since he uploaded his 45-minute comedy special Naya Bharat on his YouTube channel. Parts of the video, where Kamra allegedly made remarks about Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, caused an uproar. Members of Shinde's Shiv Sena vandalized the venue where Kamra recorded his act—The Habitat, Khar. The vandalism was followed by a legal case against the comedian.

Kunal Kamra calls out T-Series

While the video is still available on YouTube, Kamra has accused music company T-Series of issuing an unfair copyright strike. In his special, he used popular Bollywood tracks to create parody songs. He has now received a copyright strike from T-Series, one of the biggest production houses in India, which owns several Indian songs used in films.