"I am very happy that I am enjoying this success with Salman bhai. 'Jumme Ki Raat' is genuinely the most celebrated song. It is on another level. I am very, very happy. Sajid bhai's clarity about what he wants was the main reason for the historic success," says Himesh Reshammiya.
"It was an experience which I will never forget, as it was the first film I have completed with Salman Khan. Kick reminds me of my debut film Rangeela because it got me nostalgic every time I was on sets, I own Kick with all my heart," says an emotional Ahmed Khan.
"To begin with, Warda and Sajid Nadiadwala are an extension of my own family. Being his first directorial flick he has left nothing unturned and gave me all the freedom and respect as a technician," says choreographer Ahmed Khan.
"Back in the summer of 2003, one night while we were on a tour to USA and Canada with Salman bhai and Sanjay Dutt, impressed with our energy packed performances and our passion for music, Salman bhai had promised to do a song with us. One day, Salman bhai asked for the songs we wanted to do with him. Not only did he remember the promise he made to us almost a decade ago but having listened to the song 'Hangover', he absolutely fell in love with the melody and wanted to sing it himself. Sajidji heard the song and approved the song saying, what can be better than having a song called 'Hangover' for my film Kick," said Meet Bros' Anjaan.
"Tu Hi Tu' is my favourite melody. There was a lot of buzz for this song. It is a pure eternal melody. It is one of my favourite compositions and Mayur Puri has written it very well," says Himesh.
