‘Whoever knocks on their door…’

Music composer Anu Malik, who was prepared for the release of his upcoming album Tu Meri Fioli Kahani, recently opened his connection with his senior filmmaker Mash Bhatt.

Speaking before the release of the album with Mumbai’s Andheri West, Malik remembered how Bhatt was in a difficult time in his career. When he faced professional difficulties, he shared that Mash Bhatt, who expanded his support.

Malik, who thought about his first collaborations, said, “I had a time when I was a job, but the volume of business was decreasing. Then I knocked on Mash Ji’s door and supported me. Cress narrow parred Par Sanam Chale Aaye and Baadalon Mein Chhup Rahe Chand Kiyun songs were the Great Hitler.”

The composer said, “I call Mash Ji a monk, because whoever doesn’t go to him, he never comes back. Once he said, ‘I need you, but I want Anu Malik, who never forgets his roots and always remember his father Sardar Malik.

In the 1980s and 1990s, Anu Malik dominated the Hindi music scene and gave a few unforgettable albums such as Maesh Bhatt, Phir Teri Kahani Yaad Aayi, Hum traitor Rahi Pyar Ke and national award -winning Zakham.

Tu Meri Poori Kahani, the upcoming music project, is scheduled to hit the cinemas on September 26, 2025.