Safai,
Etawah,
Dec
15
(UNI)
Remixes
ruin
the
original
version
of
the
songs,
said
Kunal
Ganjawala
whose
voice
mesmerised
listeners
with
Bheege
Honth
tere.
He
said
there
is
an
urgent
need
to
stop
the
obscene
gestures
which
are
being
served
in
the
form
of
remix
songs.
Kunal
--
who
is
here
for
a
presentation
during
the
ongoing
Safai
Mahotsav
told
UNI
''Bollywood
has
always
boasted
of
melodious
music
since
time
immemorial.
There
is
no
dearth
of
original
music
and
the
credit
goes
to
various
music
directors
of
all
genres.
But
after
a
wave
of
originality,
it
now
seems
that
the
music
industry
is
running
low
on
creativity
as
the
new
order
of
the
day
is
remixes.''
Remixing
old
melodies
and
then
making
women
dance
atrociously
to
it
is
not
acceptable
to
me
at
all.
It
ruins
the
aesthetics
of
the
music
and
the
dance.
Even
if
the
dance
is
compulsory,
why
show
women
wearing
such
bare
minimum
cloth
in
all
the
videos,
when
it
can
be
done
more
tastefully,
Kunal
maintained.
Indian
classical
music
is
like
the
river
Ganga,
it
can
never
run
dry,
and
it
is
limitless,
he
added.
Kunal
said
'the
age
old
question
that
remains
is
whether
DJ
remix
albums
spell
good
or
bad
for
the
music
industry?
the
answer
is
certainly
opposite.
Remixes
ruin
the
original
version
of
the
song.
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