It's
a
baffling
state
of
affairs.
While
T
Series
prepares
for
the
music
release
of
Ravi
Chopra's
prestigious
family
drama
Baabul
on
Thursday,
music
composer
Aadesh
Shrivastava
was
busy
till
last
night
recording
a
song
with
his
idol
Amitabh
Bachchan.
Explains
Aadesh,
"Amitji
has
sung
two
songs
for
Baabul.
One
of
them
needed
technical
correction.
So
we
had
to
re-do
it.'
But
then
how
can
the
music
be
released
in
an
incomplete
form?
Aadesh
shrugs.
"I
suppose
it's
just
the
release
function.
The
marketing
will
happen
after
I
submit
the
final
song...though
the
decision
is
entirely
the
music
company's."
Aadesh
is
mighty
excited
about
the
music.
"Amitji
doesn't
sing
for
any
other
composer
these
days.
But
he'd
never
say
no
to
me.
I'm
his
Hanuman.
In
fact
I
wanted
him
to
sing
one
more
track.
But
it's
a
Qawwalli.
And
Amitji
wasn't
comfortable
with
it."
Apparently
the
Big
B
wanted
Shankar
Mahadevan
to
sing
the
Qawwalli.
And
that
would've
been
one
more
composer
using
another
composer's
voice,
after
A
R
Rahman
getting
Bappi
Lahiri
to
sing
in
Guru
and
Pritam
inviting
Vishal
Dadlani
to
croon
Dhoom
2.
"No," Aadesh
laughs.
"I
opted
for
good
old
Sudesh
Bhosle
who
does
a
superb
take-off
on
the
Bachchan
baritone."
The
music
composer
who
after
the
stunning
score
in
Dev,
is
working
on
Govind
Nihalani's
new
project
,
has
another
surprise
up
his
sleeve.
"I'm
blending
classic
ragas
and
bandish
into
reggae
tones
on
a
new
album.
This
fusion
has
never
been
tried
before."
Regarding
his
sparing
work,
Aadesh
blames
it
on
his
lack
of
diplomacy.
"I
can't
do
ji-huzoori
with
big
filmmakers
You
can
call
it
my
failing.
But
that's
the
way
I
am."