So when they are simply re-used with sole commercial purpose, it is indeed sad," Joshi told PTI.
"Things created with heart and painstaking craft reach out and make a genuine difference. In fact, 'Masakali' is a word that he created. Joshi, who currently heads the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), said he feels saddened because the track was the result of a lot of hard work. Beware of the remix it will damage your eardrums," Mehra said. "#Masakali #Delhi6 created with love and passion an iconic song that has to be preserved. Rahman also posted a link to the original song in the tweet, reading, "#Masakali Enjoy the original." Mehra was more direct in his criticism, saying that the recreated "Masakali" track will "damage" the "eardrums" of the listeners. "A team of a director, a composer and a lyricist supported by actors, dance directors and a relentless film crew," the music composer said. Over 200 musicians, 365 days of creative brainstorming with the aim to produce music that can last generations. "No short cuts, properly commissioned, sleepless nights, writes and re-writes. He urged his fans to listen to the original track, which he said was composed after a lot of hardwork by his team. Though Rahman refrained from taking any names, the music director expressed his disappointment over the new song, saying he never took any "short cuts" in his career. The track's music video features Sidharth Malhotra and Tara Sutaria.
On Wednesday, Bhushan Kumar's T-series launched the remix of the song, dubbed "Masakali 2.0", from composer Tanishq Bagchi and singers Tulsi Kumar and Sachet Tandon. The original track, penned by Prasoon Joshi and sung by Mohit Chauhan, had featured in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's 2009 feature, starring Abhishek Bachchan and Sonam Kapoor. The remixed version of A R Rahman's track "Masakali" from "Delhi 6" has sparked a controversy with both the team of the original as well as the fans criticising the exploitation of the popular "Delhi 6" song.
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