Apple on Tuesday held its most awaited tournament the place it launched numerous new merchandise which includes iPhone thirteen sequence and Apple Watch Series 7 after months of speculations.
While the newly upgraded fashions launched by way of the tech massive grabbed everyone’s interest at the live stream, it used to be the most sudden tune enjoying at the unveiling of iPhone thirteen that made netizens lose their calm.
What once distinguished Indian ex-pats was Apple’s Indian song. This tune is included in the trusted commercial video of the iPhone 13. During the introduction of iPhone thirteen at the stay event, a pattern of 1971 music ‘Dum Maro Dum’ by way of legendary composer performed in the background.
Hearing Burman’s iconic tune at the international stage tech tournament used to be a surreal second for many, inclusive of singer Usha Uthup, who wished the composer was once alive to witness this moment.
“This is a very special, golden moment for RD Burman”. I wish him to be alive to experience it,” Uthup said ETimes. The tune performs at the historical past of the video that indicates a younger transport man struggle the storm on his bike on the way to attain clients with the assist of iPhone thirteen The song, ‘ Work All Day’ with the aid of Footsie which is a sampled model of the original, used to be adequate to make Indians t go gaga over the launch event.
Netizens were quickly shocked by the discovery of the Bollywood connection at the 2021 Apple Launch Tournament. By their reactions, it looks like human beings are extra delighted at the ‘Dum Maro Dum‘ reference pattern than the true merchandise that has been launched.
Film-maker Ken Ghosh could not accept it as true with his ear when he heard the tune, so he went on Twitter to double-check.
Another jokingly stated that Bollywood does not want a Grammy now. “‘Dum Maaro Dum’ music proposing an Apple event. All of a unexpected human beings are OMG Smiling face with open mouth and tightly-closed eyes Bollywood tune has acquired international recognition. Think they do not even want a Grammy now,” some other consumer tweeted.
