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Credits
Singers: Asees Kaur, Shahid Mallya Music
Director : Raaj Aashoo
Lyrics: Seepi Jha Music
production- Aakash Rijia
Songs Recorded at DSM studio
Sound Engineer Sujal Parkhande
Mixed and mastered by Himanshu Shirlekar
Original Film : Khal Nayak
Original Music : Laxmikant – Pyarelal
Original Lyrics: Anand Bakshi
Groove Meter

Reviewed by DJ Shilpi Sharma
Some songs hold a timeless charm, and “Palki Mein Hoke Sawar” is one of them. The original version, with its rich traditional melodies and soulful rendition, carried an emotional weight that made it a favorite among listeners. Now, with the recreated version, we get a fresh take on this classic, but does it match up to the original?
Music & Composition
The original track was deeply rooted in folk music, bringing a sense of nostalgia and cultural depth. The melody had a traditional charm that fit beautifully with the lyrics. The new version attempts to modernize the tune with contemporary beats and a more polished production. While it retains some essence of the original, the new-age musical enhancements give it a more cinematic feel.
Vocals & Lyrics
The old version had a raw, emotional depth, making it instantly connectable. The newer one brings a refined vocal style, making it sound more polished but slightly less emotive. The lyrics remain powerful, carrying the same essence of love and longing, though the delivery in the original felt more heartfelt and rustic.
Visual Presentation
The old song had a simple yet impactful video that felt organic, resonating with emotions. The new version, on the other hand, is visually grand, featuring stunning cinematography and a more modernized aesthetic. It looks great on screen but sometimes feels like the emotion takes a backseat to the visuals.
Final Thoughts
Both versions have their strengths. The original remains a classic with its raw, heartfelt appeal, while the new version gives it a stylish makeover with a more polished sound and grand visuals. However, for those who love the essence of the song, the old one still holds a special place. What do you think? Old or new— which one wins your heart?
Sing Along Score – 8.5/10
Repeat Value – 7.5/10
Audience poll – 8/10
DJ’s Verdict – 8/10
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