Remember
Delhi-6's
iconic
dove
song
'Masakali'
which
had
Sonam
Kapoor
pulling
off
some
adorable
dance
moves
on
her
house
terrace?
Well,
11
years
later,
T-Series
has
recreated
this
popular
song
with
Sidharth
Malhotra
and
Tara
Sutaria.
The
setting
has
been
shifted
to
a
hotel
room
and
the
lead
pair
is
seen
steaming
things
up
in
the
modern
and
naughtier
version
of
AR
Rahman's
musical
gem.
Directed
and
choreographed
by
Adil
Shaikh,
Masakali
2.0
has
Sidharth
and
Tara
sneaking
into
a
plush
hotel
suite
for
some
masti,
only
to
be
caught
in
the
end.
Recreated
by
Tanishq
Bagchi,
the
new
version
has
vocals
by
Tulsi
Kumar,
Sachet
Tandon
and
Mohit
Chauhan
(also
the
original
voice
of
Masakali).
With
original
lyrics
by
Prasoon
Joshi,
Tanishk
Bagchi
has
penned
the
additional
lyrics.
Talking
about
shooting
the
music
video,
Sidharth
earlier
told
a
leading
daily,
"Masakali
is
an
indoor
song,
which
has
more
relevance
today
because
all
of
us
are
staying
in
and
staying
safe,
given
the
current
situation.
That
time,
we
unintentionally
made
a
song
on
the
same
situation
where
two
people
are
trying
to
stay
indoors
and
had
fun,
did
masti.
That
was
the
feeling
on
the
set.
I'm
looking
forward
to
it."
His
co-star
Tara
Sutaria
added,
"Masakali
2.0
was
wonderful
to
film
and
such
fun
to
rehearse
for.
Sid
and
I
rehearsed
only
once
but
we
managed
to
shoot
the
whole
song
so
quickly
and
effortlessly,
it
was
a
breeze!
Masakali
is
such
a
loved
song
from
Delhi-6
and
it's
so
catchy
despite
being
a
mid
tempo
tune.
I
loved
the
original
version
and
I
think
Bhushanji
and
Tanishk
have
re-imagined
Masakali
2.0
beautifully.
Tulsi
and
Sachet
have
given
it
a
fun
and
sexy
spin
which
I
love!
It's
amazing
to
have
had
yet
another
great
song
to
work
on."
Choreographer
and
video
director
Adil
Shaikh
opened
up
about
shooting
for
the
music
video
and
said,
"There
is
always
some
pressure
when
recreating
an
old
song,
but
shooting
Masakali
2.0
was
fun.
What
was
challenging
was
to
shoot
it
in
a
hotel
suite,
yet
make
it
sexy,
glamorous,
keeping
it
a
dance
number
with
a
tinge
of
humour
all
at
the
same
time.
We
were
not
trying
to
match
the
original
song
or
make
it
better
because
the
original
is
a
cult
song.
In
Masakali
2.0,
our
goal
was
to
have
fun
with
it.
I
hope
people
have
fun
watching
it."
Watch
the
music
video
here.
Sidharth
Malhotra
and
Tara
Sutaria
earlier
shared
screen
space
in
Milap
Zaveri's
revenge-thriller
Marjaavaan.