The whole generation did not know about the song, but today everyone knows it because they all went back and Googled it.

'I personally feel there is no harm in recreating songs. The foot-tapping number 'Chamma chamma', originally picturised on actress Urmila Matondkar in the 1998 film 'China Gate', has got a revamped version in the latest release 'Fraud Saiyyan', starring Arshad Warsi and Saurabh Shukla.Īrshad, who also featured in the remixed version of his own song 'Aankh Marey' from the 1996 film 'Tere Mere Sapne', finds the viral trend fun. They are sounding fabulous and I hope these two tracks hit the club and become big,' Ganguly said. The recreated versions are by Gourav-Roshin. The original versions of 'Paisa yeh paisa' and 'Mungda' were picturised on actor Rishi Kapoor in the film 'Karz' and 'Mungda' on twinkle toes Helen in the film 'Inkaar', respectively. I think it is more of a tribute to them,' Ganguly told IANS over phone from Mumbai.

The current generation is dancing to those tunes and paying tribute to those legendary composers and singers, who had done those wonderful compositions. 'The 1970s' and 1980s' music was so legendary that our new generation is rediscovering it in their own way and recreating it. Singer Subhro J Ganguly, who has forayed into Bollywood with 'Paisa yeh paisa' and 'Mungda' from the upcoming film 'Total Dhamaal', says recreations are like tributes to legendary composers.

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