Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Join us for Episode 183 of Unfolding Talents as we sit down with Mamta Sharma, one of Bollywood’s most recognizable voices known for her powerful and energetic singing style. In this candid conversation, Mamta takes us behind the scenes of some of her biggest songs and shares fascinating stories from her journey in the Indian music industry.
Mamta recalls the story behind the iconic "Munni Badnam" from Dabangg, how she got the opportunity to sing the remake of her own song "Kaise Bani" for Dhamaal 4, and the unforgettable experience of recording "Aarey Pritam Pyaare" at 4 in the morning. She also reveals the story behind the word "Patrol" from the "Fevicol Se" song and shares what it was like recording these high-energy tracks in the studio.
The conversation explores Mamta's versatility as a singer, from Bhojpuri songs to Punjabi tracks featuring English words. She opens up about popular songs like "Anarkali Disco Chali" and "Aata Majhi Satakli", including the hilarious moment when she admits that she doesn't remember the lyrics of one of her own songs. Mamta also talks about being typecast as a singer known primarily for energetic and item songs and whether she feels singers are paid less for their work in films.
Mamta also shares the story behind dubbing two songs that were originally going to be dubbed by Sunidhi Chauhan and takes us back to the making of "Gun Gun Guna" from Agneepath. She explains her unique approach to singing, including why she tries to bring natural, conversational elements into her songs, and reveals three of her underrated songs that she believes deserve more attention.
From recording iconic Bollywood tracks to singing in different Indian languages, Mamta Sharma reflects on her journey, her musical versatility, and the challenges of finding an identity in an industry where singers can often be typecast.
Whether you're a Bollywood music lover, a fan of Mamta Sharma, or curious about the stories behind some of India's most memorable songs, this episode is packed with nostalgia, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, music stories, and fascinating insights into the life of a playback singer.
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Chapters:-
0:00 – Precap
2:15 – Intro
3:23 – The Story Behind the "Munni Badnam" Song from Dabangg
6:46 – Got the Opportunity to Sing the Remake of My Song "Kaise Bani" from Dabangg 2
9:10 – I Used to Dance to the Song While Recording It in the Studio
10:09 – "Aarey Pritam Pyaare" Song Was Dubbed at 4 in the Morning
13:35 – The Story Behind the Word "Patrol" from the "Fevicol" Song of Dabangg 2
16:15 – The Range of My Songs, from Singing Bhojpuri Songs to Punjabi Songs with English Words
19:45 – "Anarkali Disco Chali" Song
20:35 – I Feel So Shy to Say That I Don't Remember the Lyrics of My Song "Aa Re Aa Re"
21:16 – Mamta on Being Typecast as a Singer Who Only Sings Energetic or Item Songs
25:02 – Does a Singer Get Paid Less to Sing in Movies?
26:48 – Mamta Sharma on Dubbing Sunidhi Chauhan's 2 Songs
27:47 – The Story Behind the Song "Gun Gun Guna" from Agneepath
30:20 – In Every Song, I Try to Infuse Normal Talking into My Song
31:03 – 3 of Mamta's Underrated Songs She Thinks Are Worth Listening To
34:06 – Singing Songs in Different Languages
37:38 – Outro
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Join us for Episode 183 of Unfolding Talents as we sit down with Mamta Sharma, one of Bollywood’s most recognizable voices known for her powerful and energetic singing style. In this candid conversation, Mamta takes us behind the scenes of some of her biggest songs and shares fascinating stories from her journey in the Indian music industry.
Mamta recalls the story behind the iconic "Munni Badnam" from Dabangg, how she got the opportunity to sing the remake of her own song "Kaise Bani" for Dhamaal 4, and the unforgettable experience of recording "Aarey Pritam Pyaare" at 4 in the morning. She also reveals the story behind the word "Patrol" from the "Fevicol Se" song and shares what it was like recording these high-energy tracks in the studio.
The conversation explores Mamta's versatility as a singer, from Bhojpuri songs to Punjabi tracks featuring English words. She opens up about popular songs like "Anarkali Disco Chali" and "Aata Majhi Satakli", including the hilarious moment when she admits that she doesn't remember the lyrics of one of her own songs. Mamta also talks about being typecast as a singer known primarily for energetic and item songs and whether she feels singers are paid less for their work in films.
Mamta also shares the story behind dubbing two songs that were originally going to be dubbed by Sunidhi Chauhan and takes us back to the making of "Gun Gun Guna" from Agneepath. She explains her unique approach to singing, including why she tries to bring natural, conversational elements into her songs, and reveals three of her underrated songs that she believes deserve more attention.
From recording iconic Bollywood tracks to singing in different Indian languages, Mamta Sharma reflects on her journey, her musical versatility, and the challenges of finding an identity in an industry where singers can often be typecast.
Whether you're a Bollywood music lover, a fan of Mamta Sharma, or curious about the stories behind some of India's most memorable songs, this episode is packed with nostalgia, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, music stories, and fascinating insights into the life of a playback singer.
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youtube.com/channel/UCd7Ts5bAA7vConNzJfOKzbA
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youtube.com/@digitalcommentaryclips/videos
Watch Unfolding Talents On YouTube:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLku_RIQ2rWc-1S1RJ8S2ntn7-zXPvlBdU
Follow us:
Instagram: instagram.com/digitalcommentary
Facebook: facebook.com/digitalcommentary?mibextid=JRoKGi
Twitter: https: //twitter.com/DigCommentary
Follow Our Guest:
Mamta Sharma: instagram.com/mamtamuzik
Follow Our Host :
Bibhu Nandan Singh: instagram.com/bibhu_nandan_singh?
Chapters:-
0:00 – Precap
2:15 – Intro
3:23 – The Story Behind the "Munni Badnam" Song from Dabangg
6:46 – Got the Opportunity to Sing the Remake of My Song "Kaise Bani" from Dabangg 2
9:10 – I Used to Dance to the Song While Recording It in the Studio
10:09 – "Aarey Pritam Pyaare" Song Was Dubbed at 4 in the Morning
13:35 – The Story Behind the Word "Patrol" from the "Fevicol" Song of Dabangg 2
16:15 – The Range of My Songs, from Singing Bhojpuri Songs to Punjabi Songs with English Words
19:45 – "Anarkali Disco Chali" Song
20:35 – I Feel So Shy to Say That I Don't Remember the Lyrics of My Song "Aa Re Aa Re"
21:16 – Mamta on Being Typecast as a Singer Who Only Sings Energetic or Item Songs
25:02 – Does a Singer Get Paid Less to Sing in Movies?
26:48 – Mamta Sharma on Dubbing Sunidhi Chauhan's 2 Songs
27:47 – The Story Behind the Song "Gun Gun Guna" from Agneepath
30:20 – In Every Song, I Try to Infuse Normal Talking into My Song
31:03 – 3 of Mamta's Underrated Songs She Thinks Are Worth Listening To
34:06 – Singing Songs in Different Languages
37:38 – Outro
About Digital Commentary:
We are the non-fiction wing of KathaVersse Media Network. We deliver chat shows, podcasts, movies and web show reviews, the latest Bollywood entertainment information, and more to your nearest screens.
For collaborations and other queries please reach out to us at connect@kathaversse.com
