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Remixing ruins the songs: Prashant

Prashant Ingole who has emerged as one of the prominent lyricists of Bollywood, says that remixing songs is not a wise thing to do as it might put a dent on the beauty of old classics, and suggests that the industry needs more fresh original work

NAVDEEP AGUIAR 


Tunes inspire him. Seeing composers doing good job and working on  interesting projects with charismatic characters, gives him a feeling  that in today’s times too, one can make good songs. Lyricist Prashant  Ingole’s own work in films such as ‘Aa Dekhen Jara,’ ‘Mary Kom,’  ‘Bajirao Mastani,’ ‘Jalebi.’, ‘Faster Fene’ has been much appreciated.    

“One must write fresh songs. Remixing ruins the old songs. I am not  in favour of remixing old songs. One should try to find out the  abilities and talent that he or she possesses before deciding to take up  a particular career. For a person to be successful at something, he  must be able to cut all his options and focus on only one thing which he  is good at. Be a pioneer and create your own legacy,” advised Ingole  who has many followers in India.  

Ingole who was at Film Bazaar 2019 with his short film ‘Budh’  (awakening) which has bagged 17 selections, 8 nominations and 3 awards  in various international film festivals. Ingole who has written,  directed and produced the short film, is looking for sales and  distribution of his film. The short film could be viewed in the viewing  room which is accessible to Film Bazaar delegates.  

Recalling his struggle period, Ingole admits watching movies with  his roommates who were film makers. “Due to this I developed liking  towards film making,” says Ingole who already written 8-9 scripts on  various issues like underworld, politics, wedding, rape case, bomb  blast, education etc. He expressed the need to educate the people on  road safety. 

“Getting on board as jury for singing reality show Sa Re Ga Ma Pa  is a recognition for artists, lyricists and musicians, as in India many  people are not aware as to who is the lyricist or as who is the musician  of a particular song,” points out Ingole. 

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