Raabta reboot (2017) A still from Raabta in Agent Vinod (2012) (inset) Nikhita Gandhi Quick Response From Listeners However, there are more reasons why newer Hindi songs are being reinterpreted.
Most artistes or composers will tell you that the refurbished versions are a way to reintroduce old gems of music to the gen-now in a style they would relate to. Whether it was Kaanta Laga by DJ Doll, Bally Sagoo’s Chura Liya or Instant Karma’s Baahon Mein Chale Aao or many more. In fact, new numbers such as Aashiq Banaya Aapne from Hate Story 4 this year is from the 2005 flick and Raabta from Agent Vinod (2012) took just about five years to be remade as a track for the Kriti Sanon-Sushant Singh Rajput-starrer Raabta (2017).Īlso, like Raghav Sachar, who has remade Ruk Ruk, reminds us, in the mid-’90s, it was the non-film Indipop genre that churned out remixes. It’s no longer tracks from the black-and-white era or the ’60s. While remixes or remakes have been around for a few decades, what’s new is that producers and composers are looking at relatively newer songs to repackage and release. Before this, Dilbar from Satyameva Jayate that originally featured in Sirf Tum (1999), Tamma Tamma Again ( Badrinath Ki Dulhania, 2017) was from Thanedar (1990), and The Humma Song ( OK Jaanu, 2017) from Bombay (1995), were among the many others. It’s the remake of the song by the same name from the1994 blockbuster, Vijaypath.
Ruk Ruk from Kajol-starrer Helicopter Eela is ruling airwaves currently.
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