Amaal Mallik reveals wanting to CANCEL release of song with Farrhana Bhatt even before release: 'Haters can..'

Composer and singer Amaal Mallik has remained in the public eye ever since his appearance on Bigg Boss 19. While his musical career has earned him immense respect, his time inside the reality show proved to be challenging. His outspoken personality and emotional responses during conflicts drew mixed reactions from viewers, with many feeling that his image suffered due to constant scrutiny and social media backlash following the show.

Amaal recently took to his X handle to address the ongoing negativity surrounding fan clubs of certain Bigg Boss 19 contestants. In a long and candid post, the singer revealed that the constant online drama has affected him deeply, both emotionally and physically. He also shared that he has been unable to sleep properly for the last ten days, adding that the pressure has come at a time when he is preparing for a major song release and an important concert.

'If my family here on X feel I have hurt them, know that it was never my intention, but it’s hard to figure out who is being true here or anywhere in the world nowadays…IYKYK ! In life you can’t stand up for any one and every one, but I still try every single time to be there for my friends and people. I know which fan clubs se kaun kya kar raha, and I know it’s been dirty all around on X. If I’ve been a certain way in the past how you saw me begin in the show, know that did my best and moved forward with grace and apologised to all. Many people are still crying about bigg boss losses and who didn’t apologise to who. They are still stuck in the reel world instead of the real one. I should’ve chosen to ignore many things and maybe people too in the house and here as well. But main bhi toh insaan hoon, aur kabhi kabhi nahi ho paati baatein ignore.'

'I say something and now I see my own fandom comes to tell me ke yeh kyu,woh kyu…Some even message and tag and say we are leaving the fandom and do some next level drama. Guys we both can have opinions and can agree to disagree. I’m saying it again - if you’re my fan don’t indulge in mudslinging. I got saddened by the hate our 2 fan clubs were doing. I haven’t slept properly for almost 10 days to be able to bring you this song, & today I’ve gotten sick before my concert, it’s all too much to say the least. If I’ve hurt you all with my words I am really sorry…It was never my intention.'

'But know I’m making a song that will change so many things for me as an artist and lives of every one involved. A lot is riding on this one, and even though I am prepared for the hate and negativity. It has turned out to be so beautiful that I wanted positivity all around to enjoy a release after long. But I can’t seem to see it, and I feel like cancelling the song video at this point, just being honest. To the others - I’m not here to check what each contestant is saying or scrutinise each and everything that xyz fandoms are doing, plus I don’t need to whitewash my image. I speak fearlessly without caring, what hits my phone and reaches my eyes, is what I will speak about. I can’t keep a patrolling session on twitter every day. So stop expecting me to stand up for each and every one, that’s their job, not mine. Haters can now go cry, come to my pages, my accounts and go wild, make headlines. I pray we all get the love we deserve. Peace out.'

Amaal’s post has sparked strong reactions online, with fans divided between supporting his honesty and questioning his involvement in fandom conflicts. As the singer gears up for his upcoming release, it remains to be seen whether the focus will shift back to his music. For now, his message stands as a reminder of the emotional toll that constant online scrutiny can take on public figures.