News India Live, Digital Desk: The superhit song of the 80s ‘Ramba Ho’ is once again in front of the audience in a new style. This classic song has been remade in the film ‘Dhurandhar’. It is often seen that the original artists express their displeasure over the remake of old songs, but veteran singer Usha Uthup has given a very positive and shocking reaction on this. “No bitterness…” Usha Uthup’s big statement. During the interview, when Usha Uthup was asked about the remake of her evergreen song, she said that she has no ‘hard feelings’ regarding it. Or there is no bitterness. He said, “As an artiste, I am happy that my song is popular even among today’s generation. Remake is a way to keep music alive.” Usha Uthup further said that the original song has its own identity and remake takes it to new listeners. His generosity is winning the hearts of fans on social media. New color seen in the film ‘Dhurandhar’. This song has been presented with new music and modern tunes in the film ‘Dhurandhar’. The makers have tried to keep the original soul of the song intact, while adding a modern twist to it. History of ‘Rambha Ho’ Let us tell you that the original song is from the film ‘Armaan’ (1981), which was immortalized by Usha Uthup with her magical voice. Bappi Lahiri’s music made this song the biggest club anthem of that era. Even today, this song forces people to dance at weddings and parties. Debate on Remake Culture: While on one hand many music lovers consider remakes of old songs to be a murder of ‘originality’, on the other hand this support of a senior singer like Usha Uthup can start a new debate in the industry. Even before this, many singers had expressed displeasure over the remake of their songs, but Usha ji has accepted it as a ‘change’.