The Signature of the Book of Screenpress and Composers in India on a fair credit deal that guarantees equal recognition between lyric and composers
The Society of Music Composers in India (MCAI) and the SWA Association in India signed a historical memorandum to understand the proof of equal recognition between the twenty composers in the creation of songs.
This agreement was induced after months of negotiations, which will also establish a more organized approach to the creative cooperation of the musician, and it imposes separate contracts with producers, and enabling both composers to negotiate independently.
This will have a new memorandum of understanding a major impact not only on the music industry in India, but also in Bollywood, where many films depend greatly on the work of both composers and singing care.
“The Memorandum of Understanding is more than just an agreement, it is a promise to ensure fair credit, respect and independence,” said director and music composer Fishal Bharadwaj, MCAI president.
Bhardwaj made films like Maximaland Blue umbrella and Fear Music was consistent with more than 70 films and TV programs in India.
The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding was attended by the major Indian music specialists, including composer Annu Malik, as well as the lyrical and the book Varun Grove and Kawazar Monir.
SWA’s Lyricists, including Puneet Sharma, Raj Shekhar, Husain Haidry, Danish Javid, Shellee, as well as MCAI Indrajit Sharma and Vipin Mishra in discussions that led to the development of the Ministry of Affairs.
