India, July 20 -- A year after singer-composer Tanishk Bagchi delivered the hit title track of Saiyaara (2025), he sparked a controversy by claiming in a now-deleted social media post that his dues related to the song remained unpaid. The post was taken down after Yash Raj Films (YRF) issued a statement addressing the matter. The 45-year-old musician took to Instagram on Saturday to allege that despite the title track's massive success across music streaming platforms, he is yet to receive royalty payments worth Rs.8 lakh. "This was my first film with @yrfentertainment @yrfmusic. I agreed to everything because I believed in the music. I gave this song everything I had... Whatever YRF had paid me, all of that nominal amount was used to do the live and mixes. What was left was zero," he also wrote in the post. Following Tanishk's allegations, YRF issued an official statement clarifying that all royalty payments have been cleared: "Royalties for the title track have been shared and will continue to be shared by YRF equally between all three composers as contractually agreed by all, including Tanishk. YRF has paid every collaborator their due, as per contract, all within mutually agreed terms & time." The track was composed by Tanishk in collaboration with Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami, neither of whom has publicly reacted to the controversy so far.HTC...