Indian cinema and music are inextricably linked. Can you imagine our movies without music? It’d be like having a body without a soul. No matter how much you criticise the performers for dancing around trees or sprinting across snow-covered mountains in these songs, they are unquestionably attractive.
Even our filmmakers take these songs seriously, which is why a large sum of money is spent on filming the tracks and, on occasion, enlisting the most bankable celebrity.
As a result, the budgets of Bollywood films are steadily growing. Initially, film budgets were measured in lakhs. It has now risen to crores and billions of rupees. Now that film budgets have skyrocketed, it’s only natural that film song budgets would rise as well.
You’ve probably heard the music and then realised it’s being performed in a mesmerising location. Only then do you realize that this song’s budget accounts for a significant portion of the entire film’s budget.
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When a song is released, sometimes it is a song that gains the most attention, and the movie gains some attention as a result of the song’s popularity. That’s because movie producers invest a large sum of money on songs because they know if they didn’t earn from the movie, they would definitely earn from songs.
We’re going to inform you about the top seven most expensive Bollywood songs today:
1. Party All Night – Boss
Sonakshi Sinha and Akshay Kumar star in this dance number, which was allegedly shot on a Rs 6 crore budget. Yo Yo Honey Singh, the famous rapper, sang the song, which also included around 600 foreign models as background dancers.
2. Malang – Dhoom 3
According to estimates, the high-spirited song Malang had a budget of over Rs 5 crore, making it one of the most costly songs ever made in Bollywood. The song included over 200 professional gymnasts, in addition to Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif, who lit up the dance floor.
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3. Yanthara Lokapu Sundarive – 2.0
Yanthara Lokapu from 2.0 is the song that easily outperforms all of the others. The music was apparently shot on a huge budget of Rs 20 crore for the sequel to Robot, which was billed as India’s “biggest film.”
4. Oo Antava – Pushpa
The latest and the trendiest addition to the list is the song from Allu Arjun’s film Pushpa, which has everyone dancing on Instagram reels. According to reports, actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu demanded a hefty Rs 5 crore for the song.
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5. Kilimanjaro – Robot
Kilimanjaro song from Robot, starring Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Rajnikanth, was shot at Machu Picchu in Peru. The scenic frames in the song, on the other hand, are said to have cost the filmmaker Rs 4 crores.
6. Chammak Challo – Ra-One
Akon’s song, on which Shah Rukh Khan and Kareena Kapoor danced, was an instant party success at that time when it was released. According to reports, the American musician charged Rs 2.5 crores for his first-ever musical collaboration with Indian artist, Chammak Challo from Ra One.
7. Ram Chahe Leela – Ram-Leela
With her dances in the item number Ram Chahe Leela, Priyanka Chopra, who appeared in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s massive blockbuster Ram-Leela, wowed us. According to rumours, the film’s producers had to spend Rs 6 crore to secure the actor’s participation in this song.
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