S INGER Khan Saab revealed why old melodies continue to connect with younger audiences despite the fact that they have not experienced the original era. He said that the old music had a timeless soul, with immortal melodies. He was asked, "Dhurandhar’s album strongly focuses on nostalgia and recreates classics. Why do you think old melodies continue to connect so deeply with younger audiences, even though they never experienced the original era?" Claiming that such kind of music can never vanish, Khan Saab explained, "Music from earlier generations had a timeless soul.

 

Whether it was Mohammed Rafi Sahab or Lata Ji, their era created immortal melodies. Such music can never disappear." He further told , "Trends will keep changing. Today’s music will also become old one day, and newer styles will emerge after that. The presentation changes with every generation, but the essence of music remains the same." "In our industry, only the plating changes; the ingredients remain the same. But one thing will never die — Sufi music. Inshallah, Sufi music will always live on," concluded Khan Saab. Khan Saab opened up about being part of Dhurandhar through the recreated version of Aari Aari. The singer shared that he added his Punjabi folk touch to the track, while revealing that the scratch version was recorded very naturally within minutes.