Boss

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Trivia

Album

• The plot of this film was adapted from the Malayalam film "Pokkiri Raja" (2010) starring Mammootty. The Malayalam film was also adapted in Telugu as "Bhai" (2013).
• Amitabh Bachchan lent his voice to the film and featured in it as the narrator.

Song

• Hum Naa Tode (Hum Naa Chhoden Toden Phoden) - This song was adapted from the hit Tamil film song "Appadi Podu" ("Ghilli", 2004) composed by Vidyasagar and sung by KK and Anuradha Sriram.[1]
• Hum Naa Tode (Hum Naa Chhoden Toden Phoden) - Actor, director Prabhu Deva made a brief cameo appearance in this song.
• Party All Night - Yo Yo Honey Singh not only sang this song but also made a brief appearance on the screen for it.
• Party All Night - The song's lyrics created a controversy, specifically the line "Gaane mein dum hai to band karwa lo". Many found the usage of the word "gaane" distasteful as it sounded like profanity in the context of the line. A petition was filed in the Delhi High Court to stay the release of the film on the grounds that the song contained "vulgar words". The filmmakers gave in to the pressure and had the word "gaane" masked by the sound of a popping champagne bottle in the film. The audio version of the song remained unchanged.[2][3]
• Har Kisi Ko Nahin Milta Yahan Pyar Zindagi Mein (Duet) - This was the cover version of a song originally composed by Kalyanji - Anandji for the film "Janbaaz" (1986). This version took its hook lyrics from the mukhda written by Indeevar for the original song but the rest of the lyrics were original. A male and a duet version of the cover song were recorded.[4]
• Boss (Ganpati Mix) - This track was not part of the film's original CD release. It was added in subsequent releases.

1. ^ Appadi Podu (Ghilli, 2004)
2. ^ Petition for stay on release of Akshay Kumar's 'Boss' filed in HC
3. ^ Muted word from Honey Singh's song is not vulgar: Akshay Kumar
4. ^ Har Kisiko Nahin Milta Yahan Pyar Zindagi Mein (Janbaaz, 1986)