Bollywood fans are buzzing about Netflix’s newly released series The Baddies of Bollywood not only for its gripping storyline and star-studded cameos but also for reviving a cult track from the 90s. The song in question is Duniya Haseeno Ka Mela from the 1997 blockbuster Gupt. Back in its time Gupt was a game-changer shocking audiences with its suspenseful plot and strong performances. The film directed by Rajiv Rai starred Bobby Deol Kajol and Manisha Koirala in leading roles and left audiences stunned with its iconic twist. Made on a budget of around Rs 9.50 crore Gupt went on to earn Rs 33.23 crore at the box office making it one of the biggest hits of 1997. While every actor left their mark Kajol’s unforgettable performance especially turned heads earning her immense acclaim. How did the song reappear in The Bads of Bollywood? In the Netflix series Bobby Deol takes on the role of superstar Ajay Talwar and the show cleverly weaves in nostalgia by reviving Duniya Haseeno Ka Mela. Initially the track plays during a party sequence in the early episodes but it takes on deeper significance in the climax. In a surprising twist the song becomes the thread that connects Ajay with Neeta played by Mona Singh. What makes the moment even more intriguing is that Neeta is digitally inserted into the track as one of the background dancers a creative move that blends past and present seamlessly. Why is the song trending again? The clever placement of Duniya Haseeno Ka Mela in The Baddies of Bollywood has reignited love for the track among fans. Over the weekend the song began trending on Instagram and Spotify as users created reels and playlists featuring the cult hit. Even more striking is the surge on YouTube. The original video of the song uploaded years ago has seen a sudden spike in viewership. Since the Netflix series dropped the video has garnered over 5 million new views within just four days proving the enduring charm of 90s Bollywood music. What makes Gupt timeless? Gupt wasn’t just another thriller; it redefined suspense in Hindi cinema. With its gripping story powerful performances and memorable soundtrack it created a loyal fan base that still revisits it decades later. Kajol’s surprising character arc Bobby Deol’s intense screen presence and Viju Shah’s unforgettable music ensured its cult status. Now more than 25 years later its music continues to strike a chord with younger generations something that few films can claim. Highlights: Bobby Deol’s Duniya Haseeno Ka Mela from Gupt features in Netflix’s The Baddies of Bollywood. The track has trended again on Instagram Spotify and YouTube with millions of new views. Made for Rs 9.50 crore Gupt earned Rs 33.23 crore and became one of the biggest hits of 1997.