Dibakar loves traditional tunes than item numbers
Dibakar Banerjee who is considered as a risk taker in the b-town prefers the classic tunes for his film than going for item numbers. Dibakar is moving opposite the current when most of the filmmakers opt of the formula of the sizzling item numbers in their films to attract the audiences.
Friday Release Team | Updated On: Apr 3, 2013 07:57 AM
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Dibakar Banerjee who is considered as a risk taker in the b-town prefers the classic tunes for his film than going for item numbers. Dibakar is moving opposite the current when most of the filmmakers opt of the formula of the sizzling item numbers in their films to attract the audiences. The filmmakers often add a special love song or an item dance number to increase the entertainment value of their films. But Dibakar does not believe in this formula.
Dibakar has taken the classic Rabindranath Tagore and Chopin music tracks for his next film. He has insisted on going for the experimental music in his next directorial venture. Dibakar will showcase a very unique and different kind of music and tunes in his short story which is part of a movie ' Bombay Talkies '.
According to the source, the director has directed the short film for the first time with 'Bombay Talkies'. He insisted on using a very authentic music from the eastern and western region of India. He has opted for the classic compositions of Rabindranath Tagore and the music given by Chopin. In this film, two different schools of music will be heard together for the first time.
