Sanjay Gupta's post resonated with many social media users, with several agreeing that the industry has become increasingly reliant on revisiting old hits instead of creating memorable new music

Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta weighed in on Bollywood’s increasing reliance on remixes, raising concerns about the lack of original music in the industry. His comments come at a time when several recreated versions of popular Hindi film songs have been released.

In recent days, audiences have seen remixed versions of iconic tracks such as Chunnari Chunnari and Ucha Lamba Kad. The recreated version of Chunnari Chunnari, originally from the 1999 blockbuster Biwi No. 1 starring Salman Khan and Sushmita Sen, was released as part of Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai.

On Monday (June 1), audiences were introduced to a revamped version of Ucha Lamba Kad, the popular song featuring Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif from the hit film Welcome. The recreated track is being used for Welcome to the Jungle.

Reacting to the trend, Gupta shared his thoughts on X and questioned whether Bollywood is becoming overly dependent on nostalgia-driven content. Without taking any names, he posted, "Film music in 2026: every super-hit from 20 years ago has been remixed and released. My genuine concern: what will they remix in 2046? The remixes?"