Tanishk Bagchi on ‘Naach Meri Rani’: I wanted to make it a soulful romantic dance number but it ended up being a very hardcore dance track

Guru Randhawa and Nora Fatehi’s ‘Naach Meri Rani’ has been getting a good response from the music lovers. In the song, Nora is seen as a robot and she has totally slayed her futuristic and robotic moves. The song is crooned by Guru Randhawa and Nikhita Gandhi and is composed by Tanishk Bagchi.

While talking about the success of the song, Tanishk Bagchi told us, “I actually feel proud that after ‘Makhna’ (Drive), this is the second track that has been the original dance track written by me and as you know I do a lot of recreation and they work but when an original song comes out and then again it does well, you get that motive and positive feeling from people and they accept good music.”

He added, “Normally when I sit in the studio with a motive of making a song, I actually end up making nothing. But when I have nothing to do, then I end up making atleast 10-20 songs. I was just making songs during the lockdown.”

 

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‘Naach Meri Rani’ is the first-ever Virtual Production Technology-based song. On this, Tanishk said, “This is the first song that we did like that and it worked. So, we have learned a new thing.” He continued, “The video is also good and Guru (Randhawa) and Nora (Fatehi) performed well. ‘Naach Meri Rani’ was made with no motive. I just wanted to make a dance number. I first wrote the hook line and then composed the mukhda. I wanted to make it a soulful romantic dance number but it ended up being a very hardcore dance number.”

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