All for the credit of singing the Butterfly song from Shah Rukh Khan's Jab Harry Met Sejal...
So we are talking about the ‘Butterfly’ song from Shah Rukh Khan’s Jab Harry Met Sejal that seems to have stormed up quite a controversy between these two singers – Dev Negi and Aaman Trikha. Yea, the same song that released a few days back. While Dev happens to be the lead singer of the Butterfly song. Co-singer Aaman Trikha, who is said to have only sung a few lines in it, is walking away with the credit of being the voice of Shah Rukh. Yes..
The misconception was brought to notice after famous musician Chirrantan Bhatt posted on Facebook saying, “The song Butterfly from Jab Harry Met Sejal has been sung by the very talented Dev Negi. But shockingly, it has been credited to Aaman Trikha. I hope they correct this error and @Aaman Trikha clears the air.” In fact, just like many, Shah Rukh too acknowledged Aaman for “bringing life to the Butterfly song” as he tweeted to him saying, “U give life to the song.” Here, check out the tweet:
Thank u. U give life to the song. https://t.co/BUZIHsgjc1— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) July 14, 2017
However, despite the confusion, Aaman is not apologetic about hogging someone else’s limelight. In interaction with Mid Day, he said, “Pritam da had called me and I recorded the song. Both the singers have been credited for it, so, why is there a problem? Everyone, including SRK, has acknowledged my work. Are they all wrong? It’s a proud moment for me because it’s my first song for him. I haven’t been credited out of the blue. I have recorded the song. What happens in the mixing is out of my control.” Interestingly, Aaman has also been given the first main credit on the Youtube link of the Butterfly song.
Negi meanwhile suggests that the makers may have erred on their part. “The male voice is mine. Maybe, Aaman was credited by mistake. I will talk to the label about it. SRK’s voice in the song is mine. Pritam da must be busy. Also, he doesn’t have the time to look into these things. But it’s unfair”
Here, watch the song
Composer Pritam however maintains that a label is obligated to credit every singer associated with a song, regardless of the number of lines s/he has crooned. “Aaman has sung for it, so, I have to credit him. Thirty-five singers sang a song in Jagga Jasoos (Khana Khake), and all have been credited. Even in Selfie Le Le [Bajrangi Bhaijaan, 2015], Nakash [Aziz] has sung only one line, but we have credited him. Dev’s is the primary voice, but Aaman’s vocals are included as well.”
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Article source:bollywoodlife.com
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