Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe also does a nice throwback to Aamir Khan’s career. Preity Zinta loved the song so much that she insisted on being a part of it even though her character Shalini did not attend the same college. The signature step is the one where they all jump together with their arms raised in the air. The picturization of the song has psychedelic shots in fluorescent and blue lights. Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe is beautifully sung by KK, Shaan, and Shankar Mahadevan, giving Sid, Sameer, and Akash their voices. A young new director changed the way we saw films. It was a game-changer that ushered in a completely new style to the language of Hindi cinema. Its andaaz was something that the film industry had never seen before. They also say that they belong to a new world, so why should their style be old. Akash had said a similar line to Sameer earlier in the film, “ Uncle Sam, yeh Akash ka jadu hai, kabhi fail nahi hota.“ A still from Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe.
Akash, who mesmerizes with his charm wherever he goes, sings, “ Jahan bhi gaye apna jaadu dikhaate rahe.” Wherever we went, we spread our magic. Sameer, who wears his heart on his sleeve, sings, “ Thode se dil phenk hai, thode se hai mann chale.” We are a few heart-throwers and also a little shy. Sid, the dreamer and the thinker, sings, “ Sapnon ka jo des hai, haan hum vahin hain pale.” We have grown up in the land of dreams. There is a stanza where the lines sung by the three friends fit perfectly with their character. Our culture usually extols others’ happiness over our own however, the people in the song tell us to think about ourselves first. If a relationship breaks, let it break, they say. They do not have any reverence for relationships. If the world fights, let it fight, and they won’t bother much. The three of them sing that they do not care if someone calls them crazy. Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe provides a window to the personalities and the worldview of the people in the film. (Later, in Goa, he would express the same view about not being too concerned about the future when Sid tells him that their paths would diverge in life with time.) The gregarious Akash takes the stage and cracks some of his typical jokes, and then dismisses the idea of having a career by saying, “ Who cares where the hell we land up.” He believes that they should all celebrate the present moment. The setting is the graduation party of Akash, Sameer, and Sid at a nightclub. Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe is the first song of the film.
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