The superhit song of the flop movie, stolen lines from Bhojpuri songs ready, Salman Khan sung Amar, has done shame

New Delhi: Apart from acting, Salman Khan is very fond of singing. He has also sung songs in some films. ‘Hangover’ and ‘Main Ho Hero Tera’ are some of his popular songs. Salman Khan’s friend Micah Singh had recently told in an interview that whenever he feels like singing Bhaijaan, he calls his friends and tells him a song. Salman Khan also sang a popular song in the 90s flop film, whose lines were stolen by the writer by stealing Bhojpuri songs. Its author himself has narrated the interesting story related to the famous song of the film ‘Hello Brother’.

Salman Khan’s film ‘Hello Brother’ did not live up to the expectations of the good people, but his sung song ‘Silver Ki Dal Par Gold Peacock’ had climbed on the tongue of the people. This popular song was written by Sudhakar Sharma. He told the interesting story behind the song being made. He told YouTube channel ‘Laughing Color’ in an interview that what challenges did he face to make the song ‘Chandi Ki Dal Par’?

Describing the experience of working with Salman Khan, writer Sudhakar Sharma said, ‘Himesh Bhai warned me that it should not be’ Govinda Ala Re Time ‘. He got into thinking how to create a song on Dahi-Handi. After much deliberation, the author told Himesh Reshammiya about his idea. He mentioned his Bhojpuri song ‘Chandi Ka Chabutara, Zari Pe Nache More’ from Himesh and then agreed to write the song on the same lines.

‘If Salman Khan sings, there will be a superhit’
Sudhakar Sharma then wrote several lines of songs using gold and silver words. They finally satisfied with the line ‘Gold peacock on’ silver put ‘. Explaining the meaning of the line, the accountant said, ‘Here the rope hanging with a rope is called a peacock of gold and to burst the matki, the troupe standing below is called’ the thief below ‘.’ The author worked hard to write the song, so he asked Himesh Reshammiya to ask Salman Khan to sing. He was confident that if Bhaijaan sings it, it would be a super hit.

Salman Khan’s song plays a lot on the festival
Himesh Reshammiya was surprised by Sudhakar’s advice. He did not like it possible. The author then told the claim that if another singer sang it, it would flop, but if Salman Khan sings it will be a hit. The writer’s argument was that people would not understand by listening to the song that this curd has been made on Handi. Since Salman Khan has millions of fans, if they sing the song, people will listen to it. By the time they understand it, the song will have been picked up. Sudhakar’s talk came true. Salman Khan recorded it in about two nights and when this song was released, people liked it very much. Salman Khan’s song still plays a lot on the occasion of Krishna Janmashti.