The composer, who experimented with the soundtrack for the Ranbir Kapoor-Anushka Sharma starrer, says the album did not get its due credit because of the film's failure.READ: Amit Trivedi's Marathi debutListen to Amit Trivedi on Gaana.com "The soundtrack suffered because of the the movie's failure. We didn't expect that the movie will bomb so badly.
If it would've done average business or gone above average, then also it would've helped the music a lot.
"That put the music on the backfoot because the music was part of the whole screenplay and the milieu of the film," the composer told PTI.
Trivedi, who composed mixed bag of dance, soft rock, and earthy numbers for Kangana Ranaut-starrer Queen, said the soundtrack of Bombay Velvet would have made people more aware of jazz in the country. "Jazz is something which Indian audience are not well versed with. So that was an experiment which some liked and some did not.
"People, who understand jazz have taken the music really well. But the ones who did not understand, the music went above their heads. If the film had worked it would've changed the course of jazz scene in the country."
The composer, who has given hits like
Iktara,
Manjha, and
Ishaqzaade, says he is shocked how sometimes his least favourite songs turn out to be chartbusters, including his breakthrough hit
Emotional Atyachar.
"While recording a song, you get the feeling that it might do wonders. But sometimes there are songs where you get the feeling that they won't click but they have worked brilliantly. When I composed
Emotional Atyachar, I thought the song won't work.
"I never liked the song, since day one when I created, I was like 'what is this, why am I doing this, it'll run only for 6-7 days'. But I was proved wrong. It happened with
GalMeethi Meethi Bol too. I sometimes get shocked how these songs worked, because the ones I really wanted to work, they never clicked."
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