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Relaunch of old hits big draw on streams

Mint Mumbai

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July 28, 2023

Despite the recent controversy surrounding the reboot of Pasoori in Kartik Aaryan’s Satyaprem Ki Katha, the music industry has been seeing a surge in popularity for revamped versions of old hit songs on audio streaming platforms and music labels.

- Lata Jha

Relaunch of old hits big draw on streams

Recent remixes, such as Tip Tip Barsa Paani, Bhool Bhulaiyaa and Manike have climbed to the top of the charts, justifying the investment in acquiring the rights for these tracks.

The success of these revived classics is attributed to a sense of nostalgia that strikes a chord with the audience, particularly the young demographic, said industry executives. “The new versions of old popular songs have an upper hand because people already know them and the new avatar and packaging only adds to the appeal. Our primary audiences are youngsters these songs are a positive for targeting them," Kumar Taurani, managing director, Tips Industries, said.

In fact, controversies and trolls online often play a role in ensuring good publicity for songs and films, Taurani added.

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