"Masakali 2.0" Starring Sidharth Malhotra & Tara Sutaria Isn't Well-Received By Twitter Users
Ankita Chetana|Apr 09, 2020
Sidharth Malhotra and Tara Sutaria starrer "Masakali 2.0" is now a bitter taste on Twitter for ruining another hit of Bollywood. Deeds inside!
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Fame sometimes doesn't treat you like the way you want and Masakali 2.0 featuring Sidharth Malhotra and Tara Sutaria is such a kind of that. After three hours of release, the song attracted more than 450,000 views quickly and get ruined at the same speed.
Those who love furious music have expressed their discontent about it, especially showed a fierce attitude against T-series and Tanishk Bagchi. The song is a remix/remake of the hit Masakali releasing in 2009 from the film Delhi-6 by Omprakash Mehra.
The original became a hit when Oscar-winner AR Rahman composed it for the film whereas remixer Tanishk Bagchi made the new version a hating tonne to Bollywood. How beautiful Abhishek Bachchan and Sonam Kapoor's song was, Masakali 2.0 did break it with superficial lyrics, club beats, and a disappointing video.
Check out the video of Masakali 2.0:
Also, have a look back at the original song:
After watching the full song, Twitter users flooded the platform with criticisms and made some negative memes. One of them shared a pic of Sooryavansham's Thakur Bhanu Pratap Singh (played by Amitabh Bachchan) blood vomiting and wrote: "Me after listening to #Masakali2". Meanwhile, another tweeted:
"#Masakali2 Disaster song of year SidMalhotra @Tseries stop all this crap now."
See some feedback from Twitter users:
Playback singer Tulsi Kumar, on the other hand, claimed that the new song isn't worthy of receiving bad responses as it doesn't harm anyone. During an interview with IANS, the singer of Masakali 2.0 said:
"Each to their own. I think music is a very subjective topic, maybe I can like something that the other person cannot. Personally, I feel recreations get a lot of spite, but they're also heard in large numbers. If a recreation is handled correctly and if it is done beautifully, I don't think there's any harm. A lot of creativity goes into making a recreation."
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