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Even two decades after its release, superstar Salman Khan’s Tere Naam and its chartbuster songs are still fresh in the mind and hearts of cine lovers. The Satish Kaushik-directorial is considered one of the best movies of Bhaijaan which revamped his career.
After a series of flops and his poaching controversy, Salman Khan was lying low in his career and had been to jail. However, Tere Naam changed his entire star status and people loved him so much that his hairstyle from the movie started to become a trend.
Now even after decades of its release, fans still tune into the songs and hum them. Meanwhile, the director of the movie, Satish Kaushik, took fans down memory lane with a post related to the movie.
In the video, we can see a scrap collector singing a hit song from the film as he goes from door to door and collects scrap. The video shows the man singing ‘Kyon Kisi Ko’ in a euphonious voice with a mic, and it is bound to make anyone nostalgic, especially the 90s kids.
Sharing the video on Twitter, Satish wrote, “What a public adulation of the song from Tere Naam even after 20 years. Proud of this film.”
What a public adulation of the song from Tere Naam even after 20 years . Proud of this film pic.twitter.com/TkLnKaQJWe
— satish kaushik (@satishkaushik2) February 8, 2023
Penned by Sameer and beautifully composed by Himesh Reshammiya, the song was sung by Udit Narayan.
Since being shared online, the video has garnered over 89.2K views and the numbers are only increasing with each passing second. With over 2651 likes, fans are flooding the comment section with several heart-shaped emojis.
“Please re-release it sir and let this Kabir Singh generation witness the real sigma male Radhe Bhaiya,” commented a user.
Another user wrote, “Sir every song of the movie is just phenomenal. Maan Basiya is my most favourite.. Thank you for the lyrics, music and the singers.. Love the movie so much.”
“Thankkkkk you sir for this gem. Ab ho sake to re-release karwa do ek baar,” wrote another user.
A fourth user worth, “We don’t make such songs anymore. That’s the tough reality. Thank you for the wonderful album and the movie sir.”
Meanwhile, fans are demanding the director to immediately come up with Tere Naam 2.
