Mumbai:
Lyricist Prasoon Joshi has penned a song titled Jab se mere dil ko uff for the forthcoming film Tere Meri Kahaani and says that the world Uff reminds him of late Bollywood legend Shammi Kapoor.
Sung by Sonu Niigaam and Sunidhi Chauhan, Jab se mere dil ko uff is a tribute to Shammi Kapoor who died last year. The star was known for his typcial dancing and singing style.
"The use of the word uff is very Shammi Kapoor. You can almost see his face and his head going back with Uff," Joshi said.
Releasing June 22, the Shahid Kapoor-Priyanka Chopra starrer has been directed by Kunal Kohli, who has taken the couple through different time zones in this love story.
Talking about the inspiration for the song, Prasoon said that it was the situation in the movie that helped him write the lyrics.
"The song required very simple lyrics. My words were inspired by the situation," he added.
Describing Jab se mere dil ko uff as a fun song, he said: "It is a very easy song but it has a certain meaning. Meaning does not mean that the song has to be very serious. It's a fun song and I can imagine people singing it. Already people are humming the song."
Sung by Sonu Niigaam and Sunidhi Chauhan, Jab se mere dil ko uff is a tribute to Shammi Kapoor who died last year. The star was known for his typcial dancing and singing style.
"The use of the word uff is very Shammi Kapoor. You can almost see his face and his head going back with Uff," Joshi said.
Releasing June 22, the Shahid Kapoor-Priyanka Chopra starrer has been directed by Kunal Kohli, who has taken the couple through different time zones in this love story.
Talking about the inspiration for the song, Prasoon said that it was the situation in the movie that helped him write the lyrics.
"The song required very simple lyrics. My words were inspired by the situation," he added.
Describing Jab se mere dil ko uff as a fun song, he said: "It is a very easy song but it has a certain meaning. Meaning does not mean that the song has to be very serious. It's a fun song and I can imagine people singing it. Already people are humming the song."
