March 19, 2017
Singer-actress Sophie Choudry is unhappy with the trend of recreating iconic
Hindi songs, and says it needs to stop.
"I'm going to say it. Remaking
every iconic Hindi song needs to stop," Sophie tweeted on Monday.
"It was
a hit phase 10 to 12 years ago and that too in the pop scene... I should know!
But why are we remaking Hindi film songs for Hindi films? Has an industry known
for its fabulous music become so devoid of creativity?"
Sophie's post
came a few hours after the release of the recreated version of "Ek do teen". It
features actress Jacqueline Fernandez, and features in the film "Baaghi 2".
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