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Here's why Sonu Nigam banned by major music labels
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Sonu Nigam said T-Series banned him and Zee Music stopped working with him after he raised copyright and royalty issues for singers.
Nigam said he never thought speaking up would cost him work, but he continued performing on stage.
He stated those same music labels now pay royalties to singers and meetings are cordial.
Nigam said his purpose was to continue Lata Mangeshkar's unfinished mission for artists' rights.
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