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Recreated songs that impressed us in 2019

Recreating old songs for new films has become a trend in Bollywood. Mostly, every film at least has one song which is a recreated version. Well, most of these songs fail to impress us and people associated with the original tracks are also not much happy about the recreated versions.

In 2019 also we got to hear and see many recreated versions, while some were good, some were horrible. But today let’s look at the list of recreated songs that impressed us this year…


Gud Naal Ishq Mitha (Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga)

We cannot forget the music video Gud Naal Ishq Mitha featuring Malaika Arora and Jas Arora. The song has been recreated multiple times and this year, we got one more recreated version of the song in the film Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga. Rochak Kohli composed the recreated version and did a good job. The best part of the song was watching Anil Kapoor dance on it.

Mungda (Total Dhamaal)

Helen was simply amazing in the song Mungda (Inkaar), so when Sonakshi Sinha decided to step into the shoes of the legendary actress, we were skeptical if Sona is the perfect choice for it. But well, Sonakshi nailed it and showed off her sexy avatar in the recreated version. It was composed by Gourov-Roshin and sung by Jyotica Tangri, Shaan, and Subhro Ganguly.

The Wakhra Swag (Judgementall Hai Kya)

The makers of Judgementall Hai Kya decided to recreate the Punjabi song Wakhra Swag for their film. The promotional song was quite interesting and we loved the nok-jhok between Kangana Ranaut and Rajkummar Rao in the song. Also, the former impressed us a lot with her swag in the track.

O Saki Saki (Batla House)

In 2018, Nora Fatehi had set the screens on fire with her amazing dance moves in the recreated version of Dilbar. This year, we got to see her in the recreated version of the track Saki Saki, and well, once again she stole our hearts with a dance moves. Also, Tanishk Bagchi did a great job of recreating the song.

Odhani (Made In China)

We are sure many of you have danced on the Gujarati song Odhni Odhu to Udi Udi Jaye. This year, in the film Made In China the song was recreated. It was composed by Sachin-Jigar and sung by Neha Kakar and Darshan Raval. The recreated version was damn good and made us dance on it.

Sauda Khara Khara (Good Newwz)

Last but not the least; we have Sauda Khara Khara in our list from the film Good Newwz. The original song was composed and sung by Sukhbir, the recreated version is also composed by Sukhbir along with Lijo George and Dj Chetas. Well, the video of the song is enjoyable as Diljit Dosanjh, Kiara Advani and Akshay Kumar have danced their heart out in it.

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