'Gazab Ka Hai Din' song gets an interesting twist in Taapsee Pannu and Saqib Saleem's 'Dil Juunglee'

Aamir Khan-Juhi Chawla's chartbuster, Gazab Ka Hai Din from their 1988 Romeo- Juliet romance, Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak is one of Hindi cinema's most iconic romantic songs. The evergreen song Gazab Ka Hai Din is recreated by Tanishk Bagchi  in Dil Juunglee. The composer has earlier worked on other recreations like Humma Humma (OK Jaanu) and Tamma Tamma (Badrinath Ki Dulhania) among others.

Keeping the vibe of the song alive, Tanishk Bagchi has recreated the antara and melody of the song for a wider appeal. Taapsee Pannu and Saqib Saleem are all set to go retro on this recreation for Dil Junglee movie. 

Talking about how the song is different from original, music composer Tanishk Bagchi comments, "I have rearranged the song completely and it can be heard in an all-new avatar. The hook-line has been maintained but the words and tune of the antara have been changed to give the song a more romantic ballad feel. The song features a happy melody blended with the rhythmic violin, grand piano, and accordion. It is such a legendary song to recreate and I hope it's relatable to today's audience."

Talking about the trend of remakes, he further comments,  "I have done originals songs as well and at the same time soulful songs too. Honestly, most of my recreated tracks are soaring high on charts with each day like Mere Rashke Qamar, The Humma Song, Tamma Tamma, Raat Baaki and lots. Music in both these spaces has worked for me. But I thoroughly enjoy creating original compositions."

Tanishk Bagchi, who earlier on recreated popular hits Humma Humma and Tamma Tamma debuted in Bollywood with the song Banno Tera Swagger composed by him for Tanu Weds Manu Returns. He is also the composer behind some of the record-breaking original compositions like Bolna from Kapoor & Sons apart from the title track of Badrinath Ki Dulhania. 

The cute chemistry of Taapsee and Saqib is another highlight of the song. 

Watch Gazab Ka Hai Din right here: