Lata said that she has no objection to putting the song’s original into a new environment without distorting it, but she is deeply upset by taking the credit and distorting the lyrics.
Lata writes, “It is a good thing to retain the original form of the song and introduce it in a new environment.” As an artist, I also believe that many songs have many tunes in such a way that every artist feels that we wish we had the opportunity to sing them, it is also natural to feel, but, it is a gross misconception to distort the song. is. And have heard that this is happening today and instead of the original creation, someone else is given a name, which is extremely unqualified ”.
It is not new to present Bollywood movies by distorting the songs of the Golden Age or also known as the Golden Era.
Take, for example, the song of the movie Dum Maro Dum, which features Deepika Padukone. This song was sung by Asha Bhosle in the film Hare Rama Hare Krishna for the first time. The song has been remixed along with the original form of the song has been completely changed by using abusive language.
The song “Khoya Khoya Chand”, featured on Devanand and Waheeda Rehman of the 1960 film Kaala Bazaar, was featured in the 2011 film Shaitan.
The list of Bollywood songs being twisted and introduced is long.
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Lata Mangeshkar’s article also mentioned that the songs of the Golden Age were made with great effort due to lack of technology. He also credited the contribution of all the actors of the Hindi film industry one by one, due to which today that era is given the status of Golden Age.
He wrote, “There was a lack of facilities, but there was no shortage of talent. There was a lot of work, a sense of commitment. Each song was praised a lot. There were rehearsals for several days. The song was beautiful and meaningful so everyone tried hard. Everyone was blessed with creation. Today, I look back and think that it was a magical day, that time was magical ”.
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