Adnan Sami criticized Bollywood's shift from originals to remixes (80:20 to 20:80), blaming corporates, not composers, for "playing safe." He compared it to Hollywood's remake culture (Joker, The Odyssey) and likened remixes to serving "dry rice" instead of biryani, warning listeners may lose original Hindi music entirely.
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