Singer Saapna Mukerji has expressed her happiness after seeing her evergreen song “Oye Oye (Tirchi Topiwale)” find new life in Dhurandhar 2. The singer feels proud that a new generation is now connecting with the track, which originally became popular years ago.
She appreciated the way filmmaker Aditya Dhar used the song in the film. According to her, the biggest strength of the recreation is that the original soul of the song has been kept intact. She mentioned that the music has not been changed in a way that loses its identity, which she considers very important for any classic track.
Oye Oye song gets new life in Dhurandhar 2
The song appears in an important moment in the film, adding energy to the scene. It is also heard during the end credits, where Mukerji’s original voice is used along with singer Amit Kumar. This blend of old and new has helped the track gain fresh attention.
Mukerji shared that she felt happy when she saw the song being used again. She said it felt like the song “chose its moment to return,” making its comeback feel natural rather than forced. For her, the timing made the experience even more meaningful.
Saapna Mukerji on connection with Gen-Z audience
One of the most special things for Mukerji is how young listeners are enjoying the track. She believes that when a song reaches Gen-Z, it proves that the music is timeless. She explained that people today are not just listening to an old song, but experiencing something that still feels fresh and relevant.
According to her, this kind of response is the real success of a song. When a track continues to be loved across generations, it shows the strength of its composition and emotional value.
Aditya Dhar praised for giving credit to original creators
Saapna Mukerji also spoke about the importance of giving credit in the music industry. She praised Aditya Dhar for openly acknowledging the original creators of the song. In her words, this kind of respect is not always seen today, where many times music is used without proper recognition.
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She appreciated that Dhar gave importance to everyone involved in the making of the original track, including composers, singers, and arrangers. For her, this shows honesty and respect for the art form.
Oye Oye continues to stay relevant in Indian music
The revival of Oye Oye has once again proved how strong Indian music classics are. Mukerji believes that when a song continues to live on and reach new listeners, it becomes a part of a larger legacy.
With its return in Dhurandhar 2, the track has not only reminded older audiences of its charm but has also introduced itself to a younger generation. For Saapna Mukerji, this is the biggest reward an artist can receive the feeling that their work is still alive and connecting people even after many years.
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