This story is from February 5, 2004

Scooby says I Doo to Boomschakalak!

Here's the big picture: If Scooby-Doo wowed to a $ 54 million opening weekend gross when released last year, Warner Bros is now readying for a sequel with an Indian connection.
Scooby says I Doo to Boomschakalak!
<div class="section1"><div class="Normal">Scooby Doo, where are you? Last heard, he was all set to dance to the tune of Apache Indian’s smash hit Boomschakalak! Here’s the big picture: If Scooby-Doo wowed to a $ 54 million opening weekend gross when released last year, Warner Bros is now readying for a sequel with an Indian connection. <br /><br />To be directed by Raja Gosnell, the sequel to Scooby-Doo will have a soundtrack featuring Apache Indian’s Boomschakalak.
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In fact, Apache Indian, aka Steven Kapur, and the Kar masound camp have been invited to the premiere of the film in Los Angeles on March 24. ‘‘Warner Bros is holding talks on releasing the single Boomschalak in the US to coincide with the movie. We might be able to use some clips of the movie in the video. Also, the song is being remixed 2004 style,’’ says Kapur. Now in the US, Kapur is working with Fugees and Sean Paul. ‘‘Besides, I have planned a new album for India this summer,’’ says Kapur, who is all set to pack a bite in Hollywood. Looks like Scooby Doo has helped Kapur pick up a trick or two about going bark to the future! <br /><span style="" font-style:="" italic="">delhitimes@indiatimes.com </span></div> </div>
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