Remake Of Pak Song Upsets Bollywood Audience
The well-known production and audio business T-Series is renowned for obtaining the rights to several worldwide hit songs before dubbing them into hindi with fresh voices, lyrics, and occasionally changed sound. Previously, they used a similar strategy to introduce the Sri Lankan song Manike Mana Hithe to Bollywood. And now we have this grand blockbuster as well.
The superhit song "Pasoori," which was written by well-known Pakistani vocalists ali Sethi and Shae Gill, has approximately 600 million views on YouTube alone and is still one of the Top 10 chartbusters today. T-Series purchased this song, and it is presently used in the upcoming film "Satyaprem Ki Katha" starring karthik Aryan and kiara Advani. The recently released, completely reworked version now has lyrics sung by Arjith Singh. What do you know, even this indian singer's sweet voice couldn't compete with the original.
As more bollywood spectators expressed their displeasure that the film's creators had unintentionally ruined the Pakistani song with their unwelcome innovation, neither the visual treat of the producers, nor the stunning looks of karthik and kiara, nor the mesmerising voice of Arjit Singh, failed to connect. However, some contend that because the Pakistani artists sold their song, their indian counterparts would undoubtedly remake it in a style they like.
The superhit song "Pasoori," which was written by well-known Pakistani vocalists ali Sethi and Shae Gill, has approximately 600 million views on YouTube alone and is still one of the Top 10 chartbusters today. T-Series purchased this song, and it is presently used in the upcoming film "Satyaprem Ki Katha" starring karthik Aryan and kiara Advani. The recently released, completely reworked version now has lyrics sung by Arjith Singh. What do you know, even this indian singer's sweet voice couldn't compete with the original.
As more bollywood spectators expressed their displeasure that the film's creators had unintentionally ruined the Pakistani song with their unwelcome innovation, neither the visual treat of the producers, nor the stunning looks of karthik and kiara, nor the mesmerising voice of Arjit Singh, failed to connect. However, some contend that because the Pakistani artists sold their song, their indian counterparts would undoubtedly remake it in a style they like.