‘Kabhi main Kabhi tum’ makers face accusations for Art theft!

Makers of the blockbuster drama “Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum” have recently come under fire

For accusations of stealing the work of independent artists.

This controversy has sparked significant debate within the artistic community and among fans of the show.

Many independent artists and advocates for creative rights are voicing their concerns.

Over the ethical implications of using someone else’s work without proper credit or permission.

The allegations suggest that several pieces of art featured in the drama closely resemble works from local independent artists showcased at the Frerehall Art Gallery.

Not only this but the artist claim that the Art Gallery apparently lost his work.

And he never get credit for it nor did he know that the pieces were sold to someone.

This has raised questions about the integrity of the production team and their commitment to supporting local talent.

Art theft is not just a legal issue; it also undermines the hard work and creativity of artists.

Who rely on their original works for recognition and income.

As discussions unfold, many are calling for greater accountability in the entertainment industry.

Emphasizing the importance of respecting intellectual property.

The Artist posted his work along with the snippets from the drama, where his pieces were clearly visible in the shot.

Here is a glimpse of the big revelation made by Seffy Soomro!

Seffy Soomro is an independent artist based in Karachi, known for his unique artistic style and vibrant use of color.

Seffy has gained recognition in the local art scene for his ability to capture emotions and narratives through her paintings.

Making him a prominent figure among independent artists.

His artistic journey began at a young age, where his developed a passion for painting and storytelling through visual art.

Seffy often draws inspiration from his surroundings, incorporating elements of nature, urban life, and personal experiences into his artwork.

As an independent artist, Seffy Soomro embodies the spirit of creativity and resilience.

Continuously pushing boundaries and inspiring others in the vibrant art landscape of Pakistan.

The incident serves as a reminder of the need for collaboration and acknowledgment in creative fields.

Encouraging producers and creators to foster genuine partnerships with artists rather than appropriating their work without consent.

This situation has the potential to influence how future productions approach the use of art and the importance of supporting the vibrant community of independent creators.