Lata Mangeshkar Will Never Listen To Atif Aslam's 'Chalte Chalte'

Priyansh Ha |Sep 04, 2018

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Recently, there is an emerging trend of remixing classic Bollywood songs to use them as film soundtracks. While some people suppose that this is an interesting way to introduce classic songs to the young still show respects to the authentic songs, others are on the contrary. They insisted that we should leave these old gems remained the way they are.

The latest number which has just get on the boat is Pakeezah's 'Chalte Chalte'. Tanishq Bagchi has remade the iconic melody in Atif Aslam's tune for the movie Mitron (stared by Jackky Bhagnani and Kritika Kamra). Unfortunately, the renewed version hasn't received support from the legendary vocal Lata Mangeshkar. She shot it down right away.

Atif Aslam's Version Of Chalte Chalte Fails To Impress Lata Mangeshkar

Lata Mangeshkar Has No Impression On Chalte Chalte's Remixed Version

The singer of the original song revealed that she wasn't interested in remaking her famous song. She has never heard the song and had no intention to try it just one time.

Lata Mangeshkar Slams The Trend Of Remixes

Lata Mangeshkar Disapproves The Movement Of Remake Songs

Opening up about the trend of remaking old classic songs, Lata Mangeshkar said that this saddened her a lot. She does not support the way people simply changing the classic rhythms. People adore these songs from generations to generations, which made them become iconic According to the singer, these remixes not only change the note but both the lyrics irrationally.

Babul Supriyo Too Isn't Pleased With The Recreated Version

Babul Supriyo Is Also Unhappy With Remake Versions

The singer supports Lata Mangeshkar's opinions and shows his concern about the extinction of 'artistic liberty'. He felt like the freedom of creativity is threatened when people can use other's work freely. Instead of giving comment about Atif Aslam's remake, he will practice 2 minutes of silence with due respect to the co-worker.