Tirchi Topiwaleīitten by the plagiarism bug, Kalayanji-Anandji ripped off the tune from ‘The Rhythm Is Going To Get You’ by Miami Sound Machine for Tirchi Topiwale.Mere rang main rangane vaali pari ho ya ho pariyon kee raani? ya ho meri prema kahaani? mere savaalon ka jawab do, do naa mere rang main rangane vaali pari ho ya ho pariyon kee raani? ya ho meri prema kahaani? mere savaalon ka jawab do, do naa bolo naa kyun ye chaand-sitaare takate hain yoon mukhde ko tumhaare? bolo naa kyun ye chaand-sitaare takate hain yoon mukhde ko tumhaare? chhoo ke badan ko haea kyun mahkee? raat bhee hai kyun bahaki-bahaki? mere savaalon ka jawab do, do naa kyun ho tum sharmaai huee see? lagati ho kuch ghabaraai hui si o, kyun ho tum sharmaai huee see? lagati ho kuch ghabaraai hui si dhalaka hua sa aanchal kyun hai? ye mere dil mein halchal kyun hai? mere savaalon ka jawab do, do naa donon taraf benaam see uljhan jaise milee hon duulhaa-dulhan donon taraf benaam see uljhan jaise milee hon duulhaa-dulhan donon kee aisee haalat kyun hai? akhir itanee mohabbat kyun hai? mere savaalon ka jawab do, do naa mere rang main rangane vaali pari ho ya ho pariyon kee raani? ya ho meri prema kahaani? mere sawaalon kaa jawaab do Pritam managed to do Ctrl-C Ctrl-V for the opening riff of Bulleya which was copied from Papa Roach’s ‘Last Resort’. Rajesh Roshan actually picked up the tune from ‘Five Hundred Miles’ by Peter, Paul and Mary and created this melodious hummable tune. This song was a rage during the ‘80s but not many would know that ‘Laila Main Laila’ was hugely inspired by Chicano (Black Blood). Mere Rang Mein Rangne WaliĬomposed by Ram-Laxman and starring Salman Khan and Bhagyashree, the song’s tune was lifted from ‘It’s The Final Countdown’ by popular Swedish rock band Europe. So, on that note, here’s a list of songs to prove that Bollywood and originality do not really go hand in hand. There have been many more such instances in Bollywood when music directors have unceremoniously copied music from around the world and not given due credit to the original makers. And for all those didn’t know, there was a time when music director Sandeep Chowta blatantly lifted Afro Celt’s famous tune, Eireann, for the song Kambaqt Ishq (Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya). The British fusion band, renowned for fusing modern electronic dance music with traditional Irish and West African beats, will be performing at the SulaFest tomorrow which is India’s biggest gourmet food and wine, and music festival.
Here’s some great new for all Afro Celt Sound System fans.
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