Zingat Remake: Karan Johar Wanted Item Song But Farah Khan Had Other Plans...
While more than Dhadak, public is eagerly waiting for the remake of famous Sairat song, Zingat, there was a slight difference in the way filmmaker Karan Johar visualized the song, how his director briefed Farah Khan and ultimately what the choreographer has done with it...
The
remake of Marathi blockbuster, Sairaat’s popular track, Zingat is a big USP for
Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter’s Dhadak. Of course, to deliver something at
par with the original, which has been composed by famous composer duo
Ajay-Atul, was a mammoth task for Karan Johar and co.
No
wonder, Johar turned to his dear friend and ace chorographer-turned-director,
Farah Khan for laying out the song. But the process was not that simple.
Karan
Johar wanted a typical item song feel to it with a big canvas and commercial
touch while his director Shashank Khaitan had contrasting ideas about it but
what Farah eventually did with it was completely different.
While
talking to a leading daily Farah revealed, "Karan said that his director
Shashank [Khaitan] was scared to call me, and that he really wants me to do a
song for the movie. The minute he said that the song in question is Zingaat, I
told him that I won't do it because it's a cult song.”
She
further said, "Karan said he wanted it to be big and commercial, it has to
be the 'item song' of the movie. On the other hand, the director wanted it to
be natural and earthy,"
Farah
further added that she conceptualised it as "a mix of commercial and
candid."
Well,
just like the janta, even we can’t wait to see what the final product is as
Zingat is still a rage.
Image Source: Manav Manglani, youtube/zeemusicmarathi & instagram/farahkhan