MUMBAI: Nakash Aziz is the one who has assisted AR Rahman for films like Highway, Raanjhana, Rockstar, Delhi 6 and has his songs like Jabra Fan, Sari Ke Fall Sa and many more has recently released a song from Rajnikanth and Nawazuddin Siddiqui starrer Petta was out recently the name of the song is Ulaalaa.

Also with Ullala, it's Nakash's second consecutive time that he has sung for Rajnikanth before this he has sung for Robot 2.0.  On the same, Nakash expressed his feeling for singing for a Rajnikanth starrer movie, “Singing for Rajnikanth itself is an incentive and the response we got for the song is phenomenal.”

While the song Ulaalaa is composed by Anirudh Ravichander who is a big composer in South and Nakash has sung four songs for him while he has collaborated with Anirudh on the same, “The first time I sang for Anirudh was, the song was called Remo and till date it’s really a fun session recording with him. It has helped me explore myself and eventually I have started understanding his style of working too.”

Nakash further said, “Anirudh is just 28 and he has done such exceptional work, in a year he would be doing more Rajnikanth films. Initially, when I saw him working for Rajnikanth films I just saw him tripping on the music just by himself alone in the studio whereas we were all chilling outside. But with Anirudh, he was just enjoying what he was working on and was caught up in the studio.”

On asking about his experience working on the song he mentioned,  “It was great, enjoyable and fulfilling at the same time.”

Nakash Aziz has also given vocals for Mera Wala Dance, from film Simmba starring  Ranveer Singh, Sara Ali Khan, Sonu Sood. Nakash speaks on the composition of the track, “The composers (DJ Chetas and Lijo George) of the track really understand what people want when it comes to music. Since they both are DJ’s and they play at different clubs, they know exactly what people want. So that was a big advantage and they have a lot of clarity they do not do something that is very different. We just tried to stick to the basics and did a full energy track.”