It doesn’t come close to the kitschy charm of the original track with Naseeruddin Shah in a tirchi topi and Sonam (not Anil Kapoor’s daughter) in an Afro wig. But this Hinglish rendition by Sunidhi ...
Looking at the songs produced in the past few years, Bollywood is not new to remixing and rehashing old iconic tracks. In fact, it has become common practice to include at least one remixed song on ...
From Chunnari Chunnari (Biwi No. 1, 1999) and Ramba Ho (Armaan, 1981) to Sandese Aate Hain (Border, 1997), Bollywood’s classics are finding a second life through remixes. Akshay Kumar in Uncha Lamba ...
Remixing old Hindi songs is a trend now, but it definitely isn't a new one. In the 90s, some of our favourite Indie pop songs were actually remixes of old Hindi tunes, FYI. But, unlike most modern ...
In an exclusive interview with ETimes, Mohit Suri spoke about the trend of remixing old Bollywood songs catching up. The filmmaker said that he personally does not have any problem with it. He is ...
Long before streaming services came into play, a typical Sunday in many Indian households, in the late 90s and early 2000s, involved listening to Bollywood songs on cassette or DVD players all day ...
Rap star Baba Sehgal has criticised Bollywood for its trend of recreating and remixing old popular songs, calling the Hindi film industry Copywood. The recording artiste questioned the intent behind ...
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