Overview
- Sapna Mukherjee told Press Trust of India that Dhurandhar 2 keeps her original ‘Oye Oye’ vocals rather than bringing in a new singer.
- The film places the classic in a climactic flashback as an emotional cue without treating it as a dance number.
- Mukherjee says the new placement changes how audiences feel the song, shifting it from a party track to a storytelling tool.
- ‘Oye Oye’ first appeared in the 1989 film Tridev, performed by Mukherjee with Amit Kumar and written by lyricist Anand Bakshi with music by Kalyanji‑Anandji and Viju Shah.
- India Today reports the Ranveer Singh–led spy thriller has topped Rs 1,200 crore worldwide, a result that could encourage more films to keep original voices when reusing hits.