After saying that his movie is successful, Dharma Productions has launched a brand new model of ‘Now.Kesariya’ Brahmastra Part One from Shiva. Calling it the ‘dance combine’ model, the tune is kind of completely different from the favored model. It options Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor dancing within the streets of Varanasi, which is dramatically completely different from what we noticed within the theatre. The music video of the tune has a definite vibe, which does not actually match the vibe of the movie, and that is in all probability why it was dropped.
The lyrics are a departure from the favored model, nevertheless, the ‘love story’ bit stays a part of the tune. Composed by Pritam and written by Amitabh Bhattacharya, the dance combine model of the tune is sung by Shashwat Singh and Antara Mitra.
Earlier, director Ayan Mukerji shared on Instagram that it was a “dancer, groovier” model and that he “requested and reassured everyone to re-shoot” the tune as he realized he felt the “romantic” model of the tune. model” is required.
Producer Karan Johar had earlier revealed that his first response after watching this model of Kesariya was asking Ayaan “What’s going on?” At a latest occasion held at FICCI, Karan mentioned, “Kesariya was shot with Ranbir dancing very feverishly. When we noticed the tune, I mentioned ‘What’s occurring? What occurred to Ayan?’. Why had been they dancing? Kesariya was shot in a different way. Same melody and melody however handled in a different way. Then Ayan realized that it needs to be handled in a different way. ,
Talking in regards to the overwhelming response to ‘Love Stories’ from the viewers, Amitabh earlier instructed Film Companion, “It was unexpected. Earlier, this has happened in my career where people have objected to my songs in some way or the other. But here, we never expected to criticize the words ‘love stories’.”
Also starring Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna Akkineni, Shah Rukh Khan, Mouni Roy amongst others, Brahmastra is presently in cinemas.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
