Atif Aslam’s Exit From Notebook Can Bring a Piece of Treat for Salman Khan Fans, Details Inside
A media report suggests that after Atif’s exit from the film, Salman Khan might lend his own voice to the romantic track Main Taare in his upcoming production Notebook.
The aftermath of the horrifying terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama can still be heard across the country. The attacks have further sensitised the India-Pakistan relations. Many Bollywood and television artists associations declared a complete ban on Pakistani artists working in India. Salman Khan’s upcoming home production Notebook, starring debutantes Pranutan Bahl and Zaheer Iqbal, also suffered the catastrophe as Pak singer Atif Aslam was removed from the film. Salman decided that the song will be re-recorded with another artist. But surprisingly, this can possibly become a reason for Bhaijaan fans to celebrate. It is speculated that Salman will step into the shoes of Atif and take up the job himself. Kedar Jadhav Akin to Salman Khan? Hardik Pandya, Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan Join Forces to Troll the Middle-Order Batsman.
According to a report published in Mid-Day, the Ek Tha Tiger star might lend his own voice to the romantic track of Notebook. After Atif’s exit from the film, Salman and his team auditioned many artists for the soulful number Main Taare, but weren’t able to finalise anyone. Salman has now decided to croon the song by himself and if the reports are to be true, the actor will probably fly to Dubai to record the song.
As stated in Mid-Day, the source revealed, “Many singers were considered, but the makers were not fully convinced whether they would be able to do justice to Main Taare, which is a soft romantic number. During the brainstorming session, Salman's name cropped up as he has previously crooned Main Hoon Hero, another romantic song that had earned much love from listeners. The team thought he would be a good fit. It took some convincing, but Salman has agreed to go behind the mic again.” Ali Abbas Zafar Wraps Up Bharat; Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif’s Film Enters Post-production.
All is well that ends well, and this will be the gaga treat for Salman fans. Notebook stars Zaheer and Pranutan have their roots in Bollywood. While Zaheer is the son of Iqbal Ratnasi, an old acquaintance of Salman, the latter is the daughter of Mohnish Bahl and granddaughter of the legendary actress Nutan. The movie is bankrolled by Salman Khan Films along with Murad Khetani and Ashwin Varde of Cine1 Studios. The other details relating to the Nitin Kakkar directorial venture are still under wraps.
Salman’s 'Main Hoon Hero Tera' was a blockbuster song, which topped the music chart for an exceptionally long time. Now, the hint of a new song has stirred up enthusiasm among the fans, and we are finding it hard to hide our hysteria!
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