Veteran playback singer Sudesh Bhosale not too long ago opened up about an incident that exposed late celebrity Rajesh Khanna’s unwavering respect for legendary composer R.D. Burman.“It was an exquisite night. Balu ji had organised it”Talking on Radio Nasha, singer Sudesh Bhosale remembered an occasion in Hyderabad known as Ye Shaam Mastani, the place he had been invited to carry out Kishore Kumar’s songs. “It was an exquisite night. Balu ji had organised it, and I used to be the one singer from Mumbai. The remainder of the artists have been from the South,” he recalled.Among the many chief friends that evening have been lyricist Gulzar and Rajesh Khanna himself. “When Kaka (Rajesh Khanna) got here on stage to be felicitated, I bear in mind clearly what he mentioned,” Sudesh shared. “He regarded on the viewers and mentioned, ‘Pancham ke geeton ko badlo mat… unhein kharab mat karo’.”Remix Tradition Lacks Respect, Says SudeshSudesh Bhosale didn’t cease there. He used the second to spotlight how Bollywood’s present remix development typically erases the legacy of unique composers. He identified what number of trendy producers buy rights however fail to provide credit score.Referring to the hit remix Aankh Marey, Bhosale mentioned, “They known as Viju Shah and instructed him we’re utilizing your father’s tune. He merely requested for credit score. However they replied, ‘We’ve purchased the rights—we don’t owe credit score.’ That’s the issue.”‘Unique Creators Deserve Recognition’Bhosale additionally recounted a disturbing second from an awards operate. “I used to be sitting subsequent to Anandji and his spouse. On stage, a new-age music director was receiving an award for Apni Toh Jaise Taise—a tune Anandji had composed. No point out of the unique creators. It damage.”He ended with a reminder: “It’s okay to be impressed. However always remember who created the music within the first place. They deserve that respect.”