Bollywood’s Costliest ever Film songs

Bollywood’s Costliest Movie songs Without songs, no Bollywood movie will ever feel complete. These soundtracks are what makes our movies so special around the world. Therefore, we here compiled a list of songs that are not only enchanting but also very expensive ones. Film: Double Dhamaal Song: Jalebi Bai – 1.5 Cr. Mallika Sherawat’s scintillating performance in the item number is what we can still recall from the average movie ‘Double Dhamaal’. The content was the only problem with this film but this song has somehow saved the movie to be a complete flop. The song costs the makers’ 1.5 Crore. 2) Film: Humshakals Song: Piya Ke Bazaar – 2 Cr. I feel dizzy to write about ‘Humshakals’ movie as it’s not worth of that too. Interestingly, this film has also spent 2 Crore for the song ‘Piya Ke Bazaar’, which was a chartbuster hit. Though the song was a hit, still the audience feared to go and see the complete movie. Still, no one will dare to watch it except Sajid Khan. Film: Tevar Song: Radha Nachegi – 2.5 Cr. 'Tevar' was a big budgeted film starring Arjun Kapoor and Sonakshi Khanna. Except a good story, the film has everything in it. Though the film was a complete failure, but what grabs the eyeballs was the song ‘Radha Nachegi’ picturised on Sonakshi. Shockingly, the lehenga donned by her costs 75 lacks alone, overall budget of the song was 2.5 Crore. Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania Song: Saturday Saturday – 3 Cr. The film was a hit affair for Varun and Alia, and nearly all the songs were very catchy. The song which grabbed the headlines was Party number ‘Saturday Saturday’ which was shot on a whopping budget of 3 Crore. Film: Golmaal Returns Song: Tha Kar Ke- 3.5 Cr. Rohit Shetty who can never shoot a song without cars has produced an ultimate action song Tha Kar Ke in 2008 flick ‘Golmaal Returns’. The picturization of the song cost over 3.5 Crore and completed in 12 Days. 1000 Background dancers have been used to fill in the screen space for the song. Film: Dhoom 3 Song: Malang – 5 Cr. Who other that Yash Raj Films, knows the real importance of songs in the film. The makers have spent 5 Crore on a song and imported foreign dancers from the USA. The song took 20 days to complete with perfection, as we say in Aamir’s way. Film: Boss Party All Night – 6 Cr. This party number has evicted the other songs to surge as a top number in the list of the costliest ever Bollywood songs. The song includes over 600 foreign dancers and shot in a pub in Bangkok which costs the makers Rs. 6 Crore. The song turned out to be a humongous hit among the youth.

Suryakant Singh

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