Mumbai:
Pooja Bhatt's film Jism 2 has been in the news for all the wrong reasons -- one of them being the title track Yeh Jism, which is said to be a copy of a Turkish song. Debutant music composer Arko Pravo Mukherjee denies that and says these are just rumours.
"I don't care about these rumours. There is some similarity in the beginning of three more songs but these things happen. It was not a conscious decision to copy. This song is totally different," said Mukherjee.
A doctor by profession, Mukherjee left Kolkata four years ago and came to Mumbai with a dream of making music for Bollywood and feels fortunate to start his career with Jism 2.
It is very important to get the 'right break' in the industry, says Mukherjee.
"It often happens that you make songs for a film but due to some reasons, the movie does not get made. It happened to me thrice. This is very common. I am lucky that I am making my debut with Jism 2," he added.
Releasing on Aug 3, the film is a sequel to the 2003 hit Jism, which featured Bipasha Basu.
Jism 2 is a triangular love story revolving around three main characters played by Indo-Canadian adult film star Sunny Leone, Arunoday Singh and Randeep Hooda.
Coming from a highly educated family, Mukherjee reveals he is the only one with 'just one degree' but says his family supported him throughout.
"They always trusted me and I have never let them down. But they do get impatient at times. In our field, there is no guaranteed success. So, as parents they are concerned and sometimes get worried," he said.
But he never doubted his ability to make good music during his struggle and "I was always sure that I am going to make it. I believe in my songs and ability".
"I don't care about these rumours. There is some similarity in the beginning of three more songs but these things happen. It was not a conscious decision to copy. This song is totally different," said Mukherjee.
A doctor by profession, Mukherjee left Kolkata four years ago and came to Mumbai with a dream of making music for Bollywood and feels fortunate to start his career with Jism 2.
It is very important to get the 'right break' in the industry, says Mukherjee.
"It often happens that you make songs for a film but due to some reasons, the movie does not get made. It happened to me thrice. This is very common. I am lucky that I am making my debut with Jism 2," he added.
Releasing on Aug 3, the film is a sequel to the 2003 hit Jism, which featured Bipasha Basu.
Jism 2 is a triangular love story revolving around three main characters played by Indo-Canadian adult film star Sunny Leone, Arunoday Singh and Randeep Hooda.
Coming from a highly educated family, Mukherjee reveals he is the only one with 'just one degree' but says his family supported him throughout.
"They always trusted me and I have never let them down. But they do get impatient at times. In our field, there is no guaranteed success. So, as parents they are concerned and sometimes get worried," he said.
But he never doubted his ability to make good music during his struggle and "I was always sure that I am going to make it. I believe in my songs and ability".
