The iconic composer duo of Nadeem Shravan, known for their timeless melodies that dominated Bollywood from 1990 to 2005, made headlines once again as revelations about their past disagreements surfaced. In a recent interview, it was disclosed that the duo had once opposed the casting of renowned actress Kajol in the blockbuster film “Baazigar.”

Back in 1993, Nadeem Shravan was signed to compose the music for the Abbas Mustan directorial “Baazigar,” which starred Shahrukh Khan in a career-defining role. However, the composers expressed their disapproval of Kajol’s casting in the film.

Sources close to the duo revealed that they adamantly kept a condition of not working on the project if Kajol was not removed from the film. This surprising stance stemmed from a previous incident where Kajol’s mother, Tanuja, allegedly insulted the composers during a song sitting for Kajol’s debut film “Bekhudi” in 1991.

Nadeem Shravan’s objection to Kajol’s involvement in “Baazigar” sheds light on the complexities behind the scenes of Bollywood’s most beloved films. Despite their opposition, Kajol went on to deliver a memorable performance in the film, solidifying her status as one of the industry’s leading actresses.

Tragically, the music fraternity lost one-half of the legendary duo in 2021 when Shravan succumbed to COVID-19. His passing marked the end of an era in Bollywood music, leaving behind a legacy of unforgettable melodies that continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.

As fans reminisce about the golden era of Hindi cinema, Nadeem Shravan’s story serves as a reminder of the passion, dedication, and occasional conflicts that shaped the industry’s most iconic films.