Bollywood
has
always
had
a
penchant
for
remixing
songs,
but
off
late,
the
number
of
remixes
have
shot
up.
AR
Rahman,
a
global
icon
of
music,
has
had
many
of
his
songs
remixed
too.
The
music
composer
says
that
he
has
never
liked
the
new
versions
of
his
songs
except
for
one.
Speaking
to
Hindustan
Times,
he
said,
"The
one
which
I
was
happy
with
was
The
Humma
Song
(
from
the
2017
film
Ok
Jaanu)
as
it
helped
the
movie.
However,
after
that
I
didn't
like
any
of
them.
Some
of
them
are
really
disastrous
and
very
annoying.
In
fact,
I
told
the
company
who
made
the
remix,
'You
are
forcing
me
to
support
this
but
I
hate
this
one,
and
people
are
going
to
troll
me
if
I
support
this'.
As
far
as
the
trend
is
concerned,
it's
over.
I
think
people
are
realising
that
music
needs
love
and
finding
a
song
for
the
movie,
rather
than
taking
the
fast
food
route."
Rahman
also
spoke
about
how
the
business
of
music
in
Bollywood
affects
the
kind
of
exposure
other
forms
of
music
get
in
the
country.
When
asked
if
Bollywood
music
has
overshadowed
other
genres,
he
said,
"I
won't
say
that,
as
Bollywood
has
a
lot
of
marketing
money.
Where
there
is
money,
there
is
exposure.
You
hear
something
beautiful
but
there
are
only
30,000
views
and
then
you
hear
something
not
so
impressive,
and
it
has
more
than
500
million
views.
It
is
the
marketing
money
and
there
are
paid
views,
people
do
that."
Rahman
revealed
that
he
is
composing
songs
for
an
Aanand
L.
Rai
movie
and
two
other
films,
but
he
did
not
divulge
further
details.