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'Gupt' and 'Mohra' director Rajiv Rai on 'Saiyaara' success: 'Ahaan Panday deserves Rs 100 crore for his film because...'
Saiyaara title track has swiftly surpassed Justin Bieber's Daisies in its race to clinch the number 1 spot of the Spotify's Top 50 Global chart. Saiyaara is the only Indian song to have entered top 5 of the global music chart read more Rajiv Rai is the master of masala films who helmed blockbusters like Tridev, Vishwatma, Mohra, and Gupt. His films Pyaar Ishq Aur Mohabbat and Asambhav bombed at the box-office. He gears up for a comeback after two decades. In an interview with Bollywood Hungama, the filmmaker spoke about the success of Saiyaara and said, 'I would blame the producers because they are willing to pay. An actor can even quote Rs 1,000 crore. It's basic demand and supply. Since there's more money in the market now, everyone's chasing glamour over substance.' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Rai added, 'Here's how I calculate an actor's fee: whatever I pay them, they must recover for me on Day 1. If I want to be generous, I'll give them three days. If I've paid Rs 100 crore to an actor, then the film must make that back within three days of release. That's when they truly deserve the money.' On Ahaan Panday Ahaan Panday deserves Rs 100 crore for his film simply if he is able to bring in that money. So, when someone comes to me and asks for Rs 10 crore, I simply say: I'll give you my first day's collection. Saiyaara title track has swiftly surpassed Justin Bieber's Daisies in its race to clinch the number 1 spot of the Spotify's Top 50 Global chart. Saiyaara is the only Indian song to have entered top 5 of the global music chart. On Monday, Saiyaara beat Daisies for the fourth spot. Fans of the blockbuster film along with Ananya Panday, Faheem Abdullah, Arslan Nizami, Tanishk Bagchi and Mohit Suri are hoping the song hits the number 1 spot. The title song is sung by Faheem and co-composed by Faheem, Tanishk and Arslan. The song marks the Bollywood debut of Kashmiri singers, Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami.
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Why is LeBron James furious with an AI company? Legal action over deepfake pregnancy videos explained
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BLACKPINK Star Jennie's Track ‘Like Jennie' Surpasses Lady Gaga's ‘Abracadabra'
Last Updated: Like Jennie has been crowned as the most streamed 2025 song by a female artist worldwide, surpassing Lady Gaga's smash hit track, Abracadabra. BLACKPINK's Jennie continues to thrive as her solo debut album, Ruby, consistently breaks new records, making the album one of the most successful solo launches by a K-pop artist. Jennie's widely acclaimed song from this album, Like Jennie, has achieved a new feat, as the song has surpassed all records to become the most streamed song by a female artist worldwide in 2025. As per reports, combining the streaming and audio figures from various platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and others, Like Jennie has been crowned as the most streamed 2025 song by a female artist worldwide, surpassing Lady Gaga's smash hit track, Abracadabra. This achievement comes after Like Jennie was named the best-selling song released in 2025 by a K-pop artist in the United States during the first half of the year, selling more than 500,000 units in the country. Moreover, Jennie's debut solo album, Ruby, has been acclaimed as the best album by a K-pop artist during the first half of 2025 by multiple magazines and media outlets, including Billboard, Rolling Stone, NME and Complex. Another popular music website, Pitchfork, has also named Ruby the best album by a K-pop soloist of all time. What Were The Fan Reactions? Soon after the news was released, fans took over social media to congratulate their favourite singer. One fan wrote, 'Jennie Kim, you will ALWAYS BE FAMOUS." Another fan commented, 'Jennie just made history! Her hit Like Jennie is now the most streamed 2025 song by a female artist worldwide, surpassing Lady Gaga's Abracadabra. Queen behaviour only." Someone else wrote, 'Jennie did not just top the charts—she rewrote them. Like Jennie is not a song; it's a global flex," while another fan stated, 'Jennie is breaking records and setting new standards—her music is clearly connecting deeply with listeners everywhere right now." Lets Delve Into Like Jennie Released on March 7, Like Jennie is the fourth single from Jennie's debut studio album, Ruby. In an interview with Elle Korea, she opened up about this global smash hit track, offering fans a rare glimpse into the personal message behind this upbeat track. 'In Like Jennie, 'Jennie' is just a pronoun. I made this song to convey the message that anyone who names themselves can love themselves and shine in their own way, and it was only used because my name is 'Jennie,'" Jennie revealed, explaining that she hopes everyone who sings the song will have that same feeling and describing the song as an anthem of confidence and healing. First Published: July 29, 2025, 12:35 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
