Overview
- The composer says he and Bhansali have had a 100% fallout and calls the filmmaker “egoistic.”
- Darbar says he worked on Heeramandi for about a year and a half before leaving after Bhansali confronted him over a report praising Darbar’s music as the show’s backbone.
- He alleges Bhansali instructed PR teams not to arrange his interviews during their tensions.
- Darbar adds he was once slated to work on Guzaarish but says earlier disagreements during Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and Devdas scuttled that plan.
- The remarks come in a new interview carried by News18 and Hindustan Times, which include no response from Bhansali; Darbar also says he did not like Heeramandi and claims his music would have made it “immortal.”