The conversation around KD: The Devil continues to intensify, and Rakshita Prem has now issued a firm, clear-eyed response, standing by director Prem as criticism grows louder. She took to Instagram to share her opinions on the matter.
The issue is regarding the single, ‘Sarse Ninna Seraga Sarse‘, which has drawn sharp reactions for its lyrics, with voices like Armaan Malik raising concerns. The debate widened further after objections to the Hindi version led to complaints and notices being issued to the film’s team.
Rakshita, however, reframed the argument with her statement. She questioned why songs with suggestive undertones were once embraced without much resistance, while a similar expression today is being singled out. For her, the larger concern lies in this shift—whether audiences are responding to the content itself or reacting to the climate around it.
She also cautioned against judging a song in isolation, noting that cinema is built on context and intent. Prem’s choices, she suggested, come from an understanding of storytelling and audience sensibilities, not from a need to create noise. Reducing that to a gimmick, she implied, overlooks the consistency of his work.
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