Keshu, who played the video of Praksha Saput, received death threats, saying that she would rather shoot him in the chest.

In the music video of Prakash Saput’s song “Pir”, Kesu is seen playing the role of prostitute in order to clean up her pockets as a former fighter. Kesu is again playing this role. She said. She said that even if she was shot in the hand by someone while speaking the truth, she would not fall behind.

Kesu, who is in the former People’s Cultural Movement, says that her team has shown the realities of her struggle and agendas in the current situation. Most of the people are divided now by looking at the 50-55 minute clip without looking at the other issues raised in the song, but the song has raised so many issues in the society that people have used threatening and abusive language without understanding it, said Pun. The song depicts the real life of many, full-fledged militant artists who are now immersed in the cultural movement of the Maoists.

Even in the days of monarchy, when there were divisive songs, the king would ask the creator why he sang such songs in the court, but nowadays he used abusive words. While this activity has become a political debate, people have been holding opinions against it. Political parties have been found to have called Saput, stopped questioning Git with respect, created division, and abused him.