There were times when songs were the USP of the films, so much so, that these tracks would help the films float even if the script was dud. Devgn is also working in the historical drama Taanaji – The Unsung Warrior, where he will be essaying Maratha warrior Tanaji Malusare.Bollywood has developed this weird kind of liking for the recreation of songs. Directed by Akiv Ali, the film also stars Tabu, Rakul Preet Singh, Jimmy Shergill, and others.
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He will next be seen in the romantic comedy movie De De Pyaar De which releases in May. However, if he gets a “great offer” he will surely take it up.
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On the work front, Ajay Devgn revealed that he is producing a web series but is yet to act in one. That’s why we are watching Hollywood films.”Īlso read: Pakistan's loss: Total Dhamaal scores rave reviews, sets Box Office on fire I feel when we are making kids for films, it should be made in a way so that it targets everybody.
And kids these days are very smart, they know more than us. Elders can’t sit and watch the film because the sensibility does not match. When people here make films for kids, they are so stupid. The Raju Chacha actor said, “When I watch a kids’ Hollywood film or an animation film or a comedy, I watch it with my son. Not just the lack of fresh music, the actor-producer also expressed that good children’s films are not made in India and hence there is a demand for Hollywood flicks. How does he remember the lyrics? I don’t even understand the lines,” laughed the actor. If I put it on YouTube, he starts singing. “My 7-year-old son remembers and sings all kinds of rap songs on earth. Their thought process and way of emoting is different, even though emotions are the same.”Īlso read: Here's why Total Dhamaal star Madhuri Dixit does not really want remake of her moviesĭuring the conversation, Ajay Devgn revealed that his 7-year-old son Yug is a fan of rap music, the lyrics of which he often finds difficult to follow. Also, when I interact with the younger generation, I feel they are thinking very differently. Being from the older generation, I don’t know what you all feel but today, where are those kinds of songs which were there in the 70s?” Hinting at a lack of good songwriters in the industry, the actor added, “Today if I want to get a song recorded, which has a very deep meaning lyrics, I have to really think who to get it written from. Talking to My Nation about it, he said, “Too many remixes are happening everywhere. New Delhi: Even though his latest release Total Dhamaal carries remixes of two old Bollywood classics Paisa Yeh Paisa from Subhash Ghai’s Karz (1980) and Tu Mungda Mungda from Raj Sippy’s 1977 flick Inkaar, Ajay Devgn is personally not very fond of remixes.
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