Be it friendship or passionate romance, Pritam's music managed to make the audience feel every lyric and emotion. Back in 2016, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil's album managed to top the charts as each song on the playlist expressed a different shade of love and relationships. One of the biggest strengths of the film was the music composed by Pritam. The Karan Johar directorial was a beautiful story of friendship and unrequited love and it had Ranbir and Anushka as the lead. Among the Bollywood films that left an impact on the audience with not just the story and performances, but also with the melodious music, Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma starrer Ae Dil Hai Mushkil stands among the top. And when the music becomes in sync with the story of the film, it ends up connecting with the audience even more.
It is ridiculous to say whatever has been said in the film.Bollywood films are incomplete with the touch of music. From love songs to qawwali, he has sung it all. My father sang for Shammi Kapoor, Rajendra Kumar, Joy Mukherjee, Biswajeet Singh. The man who wrote this dialogue is stupid. Nobody in the industry says anything bad about my father. Even after 36 years of his passing away, my father's fan following is far more than many other singers of our industry. In a report by The Indian Express, Rafi's son Shahid was quoted as saying, "This dialogue doesn't take the movie forward or backwards and if that is the case, what was the need to include this dialogue? And while writing this dialogue, didn't they realise who they were talking about? Mohammed Rafi is a versatile legendary singer and I am not saying this just because he is my father.
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