Usha Uthup, the legendary singer behind the iconic 1981 hit 'Rambha Ho' from the film Armaan, has expressed her delight over the song's reimagined version in the period spy thriller Dhurandhar. Despite the makers not seeking her blessings beforehand, Uthup was 'very happy' with the result. She revealed that she first heard the recreated version via a link sent to her, and her initial reaction was one of awe and appreciation. 'Wow! What is this! It’s fabulous,' she exclaimed. Uthup's positive attitude towards the rehash is notable, as she doesn't feel negatively about someone else singing her song. Instead, she's thrilled that 'Rambha Ho' is back in the spotlight, stating, 'For it to come back with such a bang is amazing.'
The singer also shared her thoughts on the performance of the song, praising Madhubanti Bagchi's rendition. 'And of course, Madhubanti has sung it very well,' she noted. Despite the lack of prior consultation, Uthup's enthusiasm for the new version remains high, indicating that the song's enduring appeal and cultural impact are still very much alive.
The story of 'Rambha Ho' in Dhurandhar is a testament to the song's lasting legacy. Over the years, the song has been an integral part of Uthup's live performances, and her stage persona is closely associated with it. The reimagined version in Dhurandhar has successfully introduced the song to a new generation, reinforcing its cultural significance and ensuring its place in the hearts of listeners for generations to come.
