In recent days, we are witnessing frequent controversies regarding copyrights of popular songs. Usually, we find three or four parties involved in such clashes: Producer, Lyricist, Composer/Music Director and the Singer. Though a song is commonly known and promoted in the name of the singer, the copyright of the song, however, does not necessarily belong to the singer. The existing copyright laws are more focused in protecting the rights of the creative people who acted behind-the-scene for presenting a successful song. Nevertheless, you might think that this is an injustice to the popular singers, as more often, the producers or music directors use the singer's goodwill to get an easy feedback.