‘A proud father': Daboo Malik backs son Amaal Mallik amid Yeh Awarapan row
Here's the latest update from the Bollywood world:
Daboo Malik has shared an emotional message for his son, music composer Amaal Mallik , following the rollout and subsequent drama surrounding Awarapan 2.
Adding to this, Amaal Mallik faced criticism surrounding Awarapan 2 song. 'Negativity was spread , judgements were passed’ Celebrating the movie's box-office and musical success, Daboo described himself as a "Proud Fathe” while reflecting on the challenges his son faced during the project. Taking to Instagram, Daboo addressed the negativity surrounding the movie's music and Amaal's work.
Meanwhile, Daboo went on to congratulate the team behind Awarapan 2, including Vishesh Bhatt, Nitin Kakkar, Vishesh Films and Emraan Hashmi. He also highlighted the personal significance of the project for Amaal, who composed the soulful track Yeh Awarapan, sung by Arijit Singh.
Notably, Amaal had earlier through a LIVE Instagram session dedicated the song and the project to his father's musical journey, making the movie particularly meaningful for the family. Referencing that dedication in his post, Daboo wrote, "A Proud Father ... A Son who dedicated YEH AWARAPAN to his fathers Journey …”
As per the latest buzz, View this post on Instagram A post shared by Daboo Malik (@daboomalik)
In further updates, The celebratory message comes after Amaal publicly pushed back against criticism surrounding the song's rollout. After the track dropped, it faced heavy online scrutiny and mixed feedback from followers comparing it to the iconic music of the 2007 original movie.
On top of that, He had alleged that a coordinated "paid PR campaign" was created within the music industry to undermine his work. In his recent Instagram Stories, he reshared a post about the ongoing row and wrote, "Criticism is different from manufactured hate."
Amid the industry backlash, the composer also revealed a temporary break from movie music, saying he needed time to heal his mind, body and soul.
Source: Hindustan Times