Deepika Padukone is Very Sad in New Tamasha Song. Ranbir Says Why
THE SONG BEAUTIFULLY DOCUMENTS HOW DEEPIKA BATTLES A BROKEN HEART AND MEMORIES OF THE PAST TO GET THROUGH LIFE AND BRAVES OTHER INEVITABLE CONSEQUENCES OF A BREAK-UP. HOWEVER, DEEPIKA BEATS RANBIR (WHO NARRATES HEER'S TURMOIL) WITH HER IMPECCABLE EXPRESSIONS THAT DO MOST OF THE TALKING
A new Tamasha song Heer Toh Badi Sad Hai is here and a heartbroken Deepika Padukone is very, very sad in 'The Happy Sad Song'. Confused? Don't be, for Ranbir Kapoor explains what's happening at every step.
Citing examples of the unfortunate endings of love stories like that of Heer-Ranjha and Romeo-J uliet, the song takes off as Ranbir sings: "Heer Toh Badi Sad Hai..aaj kal very mad hai." (Also Read: Ranbir Kapoor, Deepika Padukone's Matargashti in FirstTamasha Song)
The song beautifully documents how Deepika battles a broken heart and memories of the past to get through life and braves other inevitable consequences of a break-up. However, Deepika beats Ranbir (who narrates Heer's turmoil) with her impeccable expressions that do most of the talking. The song ends on a positive note as Deepika embraces life as it is and finds company in herself.
Composed by Oscar-winning musician A R Rahman, the catchy number is infused with traditional Punjabi beats and perhaps that is why sounds brilliant in Mika Singh's voice.
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Citing examples of the unfortunate endings of love stories like that of Heer-Ranjha and Romeo-J uliet, the song takes off as Ranbir sings: "Heer Toh Badi Sad Hai..aaj kal very mad hai." (Also Read: Ranbir Kapoor, Deepika Padukone's Matargashti in FirstTamasha Song)
The song beautifully documents how Deepika battles a broken heart and memories of the past to get through life and braves other inevitable consequences of a break-up. However, Deepika beats Ranbir (who narrates Heer's turmoil) with her impeccable expressions that do most of the talking. The song ends on a positive note as Deepika embraces life as it is and finds company in herself.
Composed by Oscar-winning musician A R Rahman, the catchy number is infused with traditional Punjabi beats and perhaps that is why sounds brilliant in Mika Singh's voice.
Watch:
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