Riya to sing Ei Poth Jodi na Shesh Hoy

Ei path jodi na shesh hoy -sang Uttam Kumar and Suchitra Sen on a motorcycle down the countryside in Saptapadi, creating one of the best moments in Bangla cinema. As the screen goddess' granddaughter, Riya Sen, makes a foray into commercial cinema with Sujit Mondal's Hero 420, she will be singing just that -Ei path jodi na shesh hoy -albeit differently.
Souvik Gupta, who has scored for the film, said it was the brainchild of producer Himanshu Dhanuka.���The song is entirely different, but we have retained the catch phrase.It's an inthing in Bollywood at the moment, but perhaps one of its kind in the Bengali film industry,��� he explained.There are four more tracks in the movie and the composer is kicked about each.There's O Riya, written by Riddhi and sung by Shadaab Hashmi. ���It's an EDM number,��� said Souvik, adding, ���Shadaab has also sung Ei path jodi na shesh hoy, lyrics of which have been penned by Prosen.��� The soundtrack also includes a melodious number, O re Piya, written by Prosen and sung by Mohammed Irfan, apart from a peppy dance track, 3G, crooned by Nakash Aziz and Kalpana Patowary and a romantic song, Chaichhi toke. ���The latter is sung by Ash King. This is the first time that I worked with Ash and it was quite an experience. I had sent him the scratch, which he liked immensely. He was involved with every aspect of creating this song,��� said Souvik.
Hero 420 revolves around Krish (Om), a spoil brat, who does nothing to earn a living. He decides to change things by marrying a rich girl and chances upon Meera (Riya). He tells her about how he was dumped by a fictitious entity -Rai. Meera falls for Krish and a real Rai (Nusrat Faria) enters into his life, leading to one rip-roaring incident after another.