Sudesh Bhosale got a sweet dose of nostalgia when Mika Singh sang Jumma Chumma De De for Amitabh Bachchan on Kaun Banega Crorepati 18. The veteran singer loved seeing a track he helped make famous get a fresh performance right in front of its original screen star.
Mika made an unplanned entrance on the KBC set before performing the song for Bachchan. He also bent to touch the actor's feet, a traditional gesture of respect. Sudesh later shared a clip of the encounter on Instagram.
And the moment meant quite a lot to him. In his post, Sudesh said the tune holds a special place in his career. Hearing another artist perform it for Bachchan brought back fond memories of his years in music.
One detail he recalled was Bachchan being at the studio while the original track was recorded. That session clearly stayed with Sudesh, who still speaks of the experience with great affection.
He also gave credit to composers Laxmikant and Pyarelal. The pair had trusted him to handle the vocals, and he remains grateful for the chance they gave him. For Sudesh, their faith helped turn the recording into a lasting career highlight.
The song came from Hum, the Bollywood film starring Bachchan and Kimi Katkar. Sudesh sang it with Kavita Krishnamurthy, while the Laxmikant-Pyarelal duo created the music.
Even after decades, the track remains a fan favorite. Its return on a major TV show gave viewers another chance to enjoy the hit, this time with Mika behind the microphone.
Sudesh had nothing but warm wishes for Mika after watching the performance. His reaction was less about comparing singers and more about seeing a much-loved piece of his career receive fresh attention.
Mika made an unplanned entrance on the KBC set before performing the song for Bachchan. He also bent to touch the actor's feet, a traditional gesture of respect. Sudesh later shared a clip of the encounter on Instagram.
And the moment meant quite a lot to him. In his post, Sudesh said the tune holds a special place in his career. Hearing another artist perform it for Bachchan brought back fond memories of his years in music.
One detail he recalled was Bachchan being at the studio while the original track was recorded. That session clearly stayed with Sudesh, who still speaks of the experience with great affection.
He also gave credit to composers Laxmikant and Pyarelal. The pair had trusted him to handle the vocals, and he remains grateful for the chance they gave him. For Sudesh, their faith helped turn the recording into a lasting career highlight.
The song came from Hum, the Bollywood film starring Bachchan and Kimi Katkar. Sudesh sang it with Kavita Krishnamurthy, while the Laxmikant-Pyarelal duo created the music.
Even after decades, the track remains a fan favorite. Its return on a major TV show gave viewers another chance to enjoy the hit, this time with Mika behind the microphone.
Sudesh had nothing but warm wishes for Mika after watching the performance. His reaction was less about comparing singers and more about seeing a much-loved piece of his career receive fresh attention.
