Original Song Legacy

Usha Uthup originally sang the iconic track “Rambha Ho” in the 1981 film Armaan.

The song has remained a popular performance number for decades.

It continues to be a regular feature in usha Uthup’s live stage shows.

Known for its energetic style, the track has long connected with multi-generational audiences.

Song Recreated for Dhurandhar

The song has been recreated for Ranveer Singh’s film Dhurandhar, directed by Aditya Dhar.

Music composer Shashwat Sachdev reimagined the classic track.

The recreated version is sung by Madhubanti Bagchi.

The remake quickly gained strong traction and became widely popular online.

The new version is especially trending among younger listeners and Gen-Z audiences.

Usha Uthup’s First Reaction

Usha Uthup said she was pleasantly surprised when she first heard the remake link.

Her immediate reaction was excitement and appreciation for the new sound.

She described the recreated track as “amazing” and energetic.

She expressed happiness rather than disappointment about the new version.

She made it clear she is not possessive about others singing her songs.

No Contact from Makers

Usha Uthup revealed that the film’s makers did not contact her about the recreation.

Despite this, she stated she holds no resentment toward the team.

She emphadata-sized that creative reinterpretations are part of music’s journey.

Her focus remains on the song’s continued success, not ownership concerns.

Praise for Madhubanti Bagchi

Usha Uthup openly praised singer Madhubanti Bagchi’s performance.

She said Madhubanti did a wonderful and powerful job on the remake.

The two artists even created a social media reel together in Kolkata.

Their collaboration moment took place at the well-known venue Trincas.

Song Bigger Than the Singer

Usha Uthup said she strongly believes that a song is bigger than any singer.

She noted that great songs can succeed in multiple voices and versions.

According to her, the renewed popularity gives the track fresh life.

She thanked Dhurandhar for introducing the song to a new generation.

She celebrated the song’s viral reach across instagram and short-video platforms.

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