After Kora Kaagaz she got several offers, but everyone said “there was a wonderful role of a sister”. In the film she played Jaya Bachchan's sister. In 1974 she acted in Kora Kagaz, which won her critical acclaim. However, she chose to be herself, Nazneen. He had suggested Suparna, and then somebody suggested Sonali. Satyen Bose also wanted Nazneen to have a screen name. But working under the veteran director did help her a lot. Nazneen was signed for two more films to be directed by Satyen Bose but they were never made. Career Īt a party hosted by a relative of hers, producer Yusuf Teendarwajawalla, who made Mere Humsafar (1970), and director Satyen Bose offered her a role in Sa-Re-Ga-Ma-Pa (1972), which he directed. Neetu would invite her to her mother’s flat for lunch.
Actress Neetu Singh went to the same school as she. She did her schooling from Hill Grange High School. Now they've started doing this to Lata didi's song as well."Ĭhalte Chalte from Mitron released last week.Nazneen was born into a Muslim family. and then saying, 'See, it's become so popular'." She also said it's surprising how composers don't hesitate to tamper with Lata Mangeskar's priceless creations: " Chalo humaare gaanon ke saath ye zulm kartey hain but their audacity is increasing by the day. Veteran singer Alka Yagnik, whose song Dilbar Dilbar was recently remixed for Satyameva Jayate added: "Why don't they make a new song and make it a superhit if they can, instead of picking up an already superhit song, distorting it, and releasing it again. With due respect to Atif Aslam, as a singer myself, I will observe a 2 minute silence to mourn rather than offering a comment," he told IANS.
The rehashed version of Chalte Chalte failed to strike a chord with singer-politician Babul Supriyo also: "Today, even the poetic term 'artistic liberty' is at the verge of extinction. Nobody has the right to tamper with the creativity of these great composers and lyricists," IANS quoted her as saying. Not just the composition but even lyrics are often changed in the redux versions, something which also does not get Lata Mangeshkar's approval: "The original poets and composers wrote what they had to. In the recent past, remixed versions of songs like O Meri Mehbooba, Raat Baaki, Keh Doon Tumhe, Aankh Maare, Dilbar and Sanu Ek Pal Chain have been introduced in the playlist of films. By whose consent?" While the original was composed by Ghulam Mohammed, Chalte Chalte from Mitron has been recreated by Tanishk Bagchi and sung by Atif Aslam. Where is the creativity in simply lifting acknowledged, beloved classics and shuffling the notes around? I've even heard that the lyrics are changed in the remixes. This trend of remixing old songs saddens me. Speaking to news agency in an interview, the legendary singer, said she hasn't listened to the song yet and neither does she intend to: "And I don't want to hear it.