
Anu Malik has spoken warmly about his 1990s collaborations with playback singer Kumar Sanu, recalling the energy Sanu brought to the studio. Appearing on the dance reality show 'India's Best Dancer' Season…
Anu Malik has spoken warmly about his 1990s collaborations with playback singer Kumar Sanu, recalling the energy Sanu brought to the studio. Appearing on the dance reality show 'India's Best Dancer' Season 5, Malik said Sanu would change the whole atmosphere when he entered. He revealed that Sanu never listened to a song beforehand, trusting Malik's composition completely. Malik cited the hit 'Sambhala Hai Maine' from the film 'Naraaz' as an example of their working style.
Malik expressed a desire to reunite with Sanu, calling his voice one that will 'always live on' and promising they will work together again soon. The duo has produced numerous chartbusters including 'Bheegi Bheegi Teri Zulfein', 'Yeh Kaali Kaali Aankhen', and 'Tu Shayar Hai'. Malik's comments were made while watching contestants perform on the show.
This is a pleasant nostalgia trip, but do not mistake a TV show appearance for a major music announcement. Every 90s revival story inflates the era's magic as if no good songs came later. Anu Malik and Kumar Sanu gave us hits, but the industry has moved on. Instead of wallowing in memory, ask: can they still produce a chart-topper today? That will test whether the chemistry is more than a studio anecdote.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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