Similarly, singer Arjun Kanungo''s 2018 number "La la la" was recreated for the Saif Ali Khan-starrer "Bazaar", which also released in the same year! The new version of the nineties'' hit, "Deewana tera", sung by Arijit Singh, was used in the 2015 film "Ek Paheli Leela". That''s the connection music lovers have with a particular song and a voice," Sonu said. People tried making (recreating) ''Deewana tera'' and it didn''t work. Why would I want anybody to take away the credit? I can''t stop anyone from doing anything. He doesn''t want any of his songs to be remade. Playback star Sonu Nigam, on the other hand, doesn''t think too highly of the trend. The songs have a strong recall value which is why the recreation is done," she said, as reason why she takes up such songs. "I feel these songs are gems and classics, and only the extremely popular track gets recreated. "''Soch na sake'' was received extremely well, and so was ''Laung laachi'', ''Gulabi aankhen'', ''Shehar ki ladki'' and the recent ''O saki saki''," Tulsi pointed out while speaking to IANS. She points at the success of such songs to justify their existence. Most singers and composers associated with recreations and remixes, of course, give the trend a thumbs up. The list of recreations, however, only keeps growing, and it doesn''t seem like the Hindi film industry is going to stop serving old songs with a fresh packaging any time soon. New Delhi, July 21 (IANS) Not long ago, rapper Baba Sehgal called out "Copywood" - oops, Bollywood - to "stop destroying and ruining original" songs by recreating old classic film soundtracks.
B''wood''s second-hand music fad is here to stay
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