They
say
that
the
only
thing
that
gives
you
a
high
without
getting
stoned
is
music.
They
also
say
that
it
is
the
Indian
music
that
won
us
an
Oscar
and
not
an
individual.
It
is
music,
they
say,
which
is
the
only
thing
imported
by
the
West
from
Bollywood.
They
do
things
that
cannot
exist
unless
there's
an
audience
as
a
participant.
It's
easy
to
fall
into
their
music,
whether
you're
hearing
it
along
with
the
film
or
simply
spinning
it
on
your
iPod.
They
weave
an
aural
tapestry
coloured
with
lush
orchestral
passages,
moments
of
rural
rustiness,
darkness,
and
an
ethereal,
entrancing
haze
seen
and
heard
in
scenic
locations
on
the
big
screen.
It's
as
much
of
a
gorgeous
head-trip
as
the
film
itself
is.
Their
songs
are
immersive
and
India's
superstar
Salman
Khan
has
danced
on
most
of
them.
Moreover,
they
want
audiences
to
participate
in
their
film
Dabangg
and
its
music
directly.
And
you'll
remember
them
always
when
you're
on
'Aksa
beach',
when
you're
proposing
for
marriage,
when
you're
wanted
by
your
male
mates
for
street
dancing
or
if
you're
desperately
seeking
for
a
new
partner.
They
are
the
ones
who
don't
make
music...they
weave
it.
Please
put
your
hands
together
because
they
are
special,
because
they
are
Sajid
and
Wajid.
Brothers
who've
given
us
undisputed
songs
since
their
first
big
break
when
they
shook
hands
with
Salman
Khan
and
Arbaaz
Khan
in
Pyar
Kiya
To
Darna
Kya.
Twelve
years
have
passed....today,
they
are
brothers
in
arms.
This
special
correspondent
talks
to
Wajid
on
their
wacky
wilderness
in
the
wild
Bollywood.
"Dabangg
music
is
as
whacky
as
its
script"
Dabangg
music
goes
to
show
that
Sajid
and
Wajid
are
capable
of
surprising
the
audiences
again
and
again.
The
surprise
element
is
very
important
in
your
work.
Dabangg
is
a
very
rural
subject
in
terms
of
its
music.
We
were
confident
that
we
would
do
something
as
wacky
as
the
script.
Munni
was
already
recorded
before
but
who
knows,
we
could've
come
up
with
'Munni'
or
better
than
that.
But
what's
important
is
the
fact
that
the
song
is
working
for
the
film.
"We
love
our
journey
with
the
'Khan'
brothers"
Salman
Khan
always
brings
out
the
best
in
us.
He
is
our
brother
and
we
love
him
like
anything.
It's
a
blessing
in
disguise
that
we've
been
working
with
the
superstar
of
our
country
where
he
is
being
loved
all
over
the
world.
Our
first
film
with
him
was
Pyaar
Kiya
Toh
Darna
Kya
where
we
had
cut
the
first
theatrical
trailer
for
the
film
and
worked
on
the
song
'Teri
Jawani
Badi
Mast
Mast
Hain'
which
was
filmed
on
Arbaaz
Khan.
Now
Dabangg
is
again
with
Salman
and
Arbaaz.
We
love
our
journey
with
the
'Khan'
brothers.
"Background
score
of
Dabangg
is
'todu'"
We
haven't
done
the
background
score
for
Dabangg
but
our
musician
Sandeep
Shirodkar
is
doing
it.
He
has
done
the
programming
and
most
of
the
arrangement
we
do.
We
do
all
the
themes
and
original
soundtracks.
The
background
score
of
Dabangg
has
shaped
up
just
like
the
look
of
the
film:
'todu'
as
we
say
in
our
slang.
"Background
score
scene
in
India
is
improving"
Background
score
in
India
isn't
given
much
importance
as
much
as
they
do
in
Hollywood.
But
now-a-days,
background
score
has
improved
a
lot
in
our
films.
The
problem
is
that
only
big
banner
films
concentrate
on
background
score.
Background
is
very
interesting
if
done
properly
because
it
can
make
or
break
your
film.
We've
done
background
score
for
Welcome.
Background
should
bring
out
the
elements
of
that
particular
character
and
more
importantly,
the
flavour
of
the
film.
"The
amount
of
money
Hollywood
puts
in
songs
and
scores
is
equivalent
to
the
budget
of
our
films"
In
India,
our
forte
is
Indian
classical
and
all.
That's
our
upbringing.
We
are
learning
and
we
are
fast
learners
too.
The
amount
of
money
Hollywood
puts
in
songs
and
background
score
is
equivalent
to
the
budget
of
our
films.
The
intelligence
which
they
use
in
their
films
is
far
better
than
us
because
they
are
sincere
and
their
filmmaking
is
like
an
institute.
When
you
see
their
visuals,
you
get
stunned,
shocked,
and
speechless.
There
is
a
certain
kind
of
truthfulness
in
their
work.
Music
is
the
only
thing
that
has
reached
the
West
from
Bollywood.
No
actor
or
a
director
has
got
an
Oscar.
It's
the
music
that
has
got
the
Oscar.
Music
is
the
purest
form
of
creativity.
"We
would
like
to
work
with
all
big
production
houses"
Yes,
there
is
a
group
created
even
in
music
now.
Many
production
houses
want
to
work
with
their
favourite
music
directors.
There's
nothing
wrong
in
that
but
if
the
same
production
houses
wants
to
work
with
us,
they
need
to
approach
us
without
spoiling
relations
with
their
current
ones.
I
would
love
to
work
with
Karan
Johar
too
and
prove
many
people
wrong.
Sajid-
Wajid
wants
to
work
with
everyone.
'Tere
Mast
Mast
Do
Nain'
won't
sound
like
a
Pritam
song
and
that's
what
we
are
good
at.
It
will
only
sound
like
our
song
because
that's
our
trademark.
All
the
rest
of
our
talented
music
directors
also
have
their
trademark.
"Vishal
&
Shekhar
are
the
only
ones
who
experiment
with
their
music"
In
my
eyes,
I'd
consider
R.D
Burman
as
a
maestro,
Kishore
Kumar
as
versatile,
Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
as
brilliant,
Amit
Trivedi
as
a
learner
and
Vishal
Shekhar
as
the
new
age
sound.
Out
of
all
the
above,
and
I'm
not
disrespecting
any
of
the
superb
music
directors
of
our
industry,
Vishal
and
Shekhar
have
taken
their
music
to
another
level.
They
have
their
own
style
but
also
surprise
you
a
lot.
'Aankhon
Mein
Teri
Ajab
Si'
from
Om
Shanti
Om
was
a
brilliant
composition
but
when
you
hear
a
different
song
from
the
same
film
'Jag
Suna
Suna
Laage',
you
feel
their
passion
for
music
and
where
they
can
take
it
to.
But
people
like
Illayaraj,
AR
Rahman,
Pancham-da,
Kishore-da
should
not
be
even
compared
to
us
current
lot.
Those
were
and
some
are
trendsetters.
"We
composed
the
title
track
of
Dabangg
even
before
hearing
the
full
script"
When
Abhinav
narrated
us
the
script
along
with
Arbaaz,
we
loved
it.
Dabangg's
title
track
was
made
in
front
of
Arbaaz
and
Abhinav.
Before
he
completed
the
narration,
we
came
up
with
the
track.
We
made
the
song
on
just
a
mere
character
sketch
of
Salman.
But
imagine
a
debutant
director
like
Abhinav
and
his
film
becoming
a
movement.
Man,
he
can't
be
blessed
better.
He
is
born
noble.
People
like
Abhinav
Kashyap
and
many
others
are
always
accepted
with
open
heart
in
the
'Khan'
family.
Those
who
don't
get
quick
opportunities
in
life
need
to
meet
the
'Khan'
brothers.
Abhinav
is
lucky.
"Munni
is
a
Jatin-Lalit
song
and
not
a
Lalit
song"
The
more
I
say
about
Lalit
ji
is
less.
But
I
don't
want
to
address
him
as
Lalit.
I
would
say
Jatin-Lalit
because
my
heart
cries
when
I
see
their
split
up.
When
the
names
of
two
brothers
are
taken
together,
you
feel
blessed
and
happy.
'Munni'
is
a
Jatin-Lalit
song
and
not
a
Lalit
song.
It's
a
great
song
which
is
helping
our
film.
'Munni'
song
is
mesmerizing.