But for me, a fan of old Hindi songs and having a taste or two for the original version I condemn the latest one. Yet another Nora Fatehi melody which got the viewers awestruck by her dancing. I would not want to hear the latest song again as it seems a bit forced to me. The moves of Norah Fatehi got the audience glued to the screen, however, the song in itself is not extraordinary. Some find the present-day Saki Saki absolutely amazing whilst some or rather I prefer the old track.
When talking about this song there are two sets of options of the public. So, no matter what the modern-day song is a misfit for 90’s kids. I loved the whole video and the soothing voice of the singer. Growing up the Falguni Pathak song was my jam. The new tune is sung by Neha Kakkar, no surprise at all, starring Divya Khosla Kumar. The latest version of Yaad Piya ki Aane Lagi has ruined the original version sung by Falguni Pathak. If you have the old song then I suggest not to spoil your mood by listening to the 2.0 version of the track. Dus Bahne 2.0 is nothing like the original version. The song stars Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor dressed up gothic.
#BOLLYBOOD REMIX SONG MOVIE#
It is painstakingly annoying to hear this track which was originally from the movie Dus. This is the worst Bollywood remix songs so far on the list. However, the song is bearable because we get to see the Prabhu Deva shaking his leg in the newer version. His exceptional dancing and the beats of the music was a delight to watch. Muqabala is one of the very songs that made me fall for Prabhu Deva. Moreover, Rehman simply despised the remix and asked his fans to listen to the old version instead. It lacks the very touch and serenity of the original number. The song was from the movie Delhi 6 and now was remixed into a song album. Masakali 2.0 was not appreciated by the mass and as a result, it had a huge trolling on social media. The Oscar-winning musician A.R Rehman’s classic song Masakali has been remade this year. Nevertheless, our top picks on the worst Bollywood remakes are: 1. A heart touching lyrics with surreal music, the perfect getaway from these odds remixes. However, there are a few movies that had an absolutely breathtaking soundtrack. In addition, the latest remakes make me miss the original more and more. The sad part is that songs that aren’t even that old are being remixed mostly the original Punjabi music.
In fact, I have heard some of the worst Bollywood remix songs in the year 20. It is baffling for me that despite the cinema being filled with talented people, we are remaking music. The remixes of old Hindi tracks sound a bit too odd to me. I mean, we really don't want Taimur Ali Khan to be dancing to the tune of Dus 9.0 when he starts working in films.Bollywood has somehow in the past few years have remade too many songs. The remix culture does need to be moderated. I believe in quality over quantity.” said Manj. I made songs that have a shelf life, now they create songs to work for a few months or a year and they disappear. I am very careful in what I create for Bollywood as I feel the market has changed so much to going for remixes rather than the original. “We made some pretty big hits in Bollywood that changed Bollywood forever, but we were very selective. He also added that he is very careful about working with Bollywood as the focus is more on the remix than the original. I am not the biggest fan as I’ve always created fresh new music but I don’t mind it,” said Manj. “There are too many remixes that are crap. Speaking on the remix trend, he admits that while he does not dismiss the whole approach, he feels there should be more quality in the work.
(But) labels (should be) willing to help an independent artist and give them support without taking all the rights from their hard work,” he said. “Independent music is the way forward and will succeed in the end. Manj added that music labels should actually focus on helping out independent artists. You can create a super hit independent song and then labels will approach you instantly, then Bollywood will chase the clout and want in too,” he said. “Labels will always try and create a monopoly but independent music is stronger than ever today. And according to him, the whole new trend of remixing old Hindi songs along with the big music labels is eating up the talent of independent music artists. Whatever you think, he certainly is one person who is entitled to his opinion on Hindi music, having been part of the industry for quite a while. Manj, whose real name is Manjeet Singh Ral, has composed songs for the hit Bollywood films like Namastey London, Singh Is Kinng, Kambakkht Ishq, Tanu Weds Manu, Yamla Pagla Deewana, Bullet Raja, and Good Newwz. Indian-British composer and singer Manj Musik, who has composed some brilliant songs for Bollywood movies, has let his feelings be known on the current remix culture of Hindi music in Bollywood.
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