<p><em>Band Baaja Baaraat </em>will always remain one of the most important movies of actor Ranveer Singh's career. The romantic-comedy hit the notes with its relatable plot and bindass presentation, making a solid impact at the box office. On Thursday, as the film turns 10, here is a look at five reasons behind its popularity</p>.<p><strong>Ranveer's debut</strong>: Ranveer made an impressive debut with <em>Band Baaja Baaraat</em>, leaving fans asking for more. 'Bittoo' struck a chord with his lively performance and bindass dance moves, proving that he was a star in the making. </p>.<p><strong>Impressive soundtrack:</strong> <em>Band Baaja Baaraat </em>had an impressive soundtrack, which featured catchy songs such as<em> Dum Dum</em> and <em>Mitra</em>. The <em>Ainvayi Ainvayi </em>number too became quite popular due to its simple yet relatable lyrics. Most of the songs were filmed with a fair degree of competence, adding to their popularity. </p>.<p><strong>Ranveer-Anushka cast a spell:</strong> Ranveer's crackling chemistry with Anushka Sharma proved to be the proverbial backbone of the film. Their reel <em>nok-jhok </em>was quite relatable, making it easier for the 'aam janta' to connect with the reel action. The two did justice to the intense scenes, adding depth to the narrative. </p>.<p><strong>Maneesh Sharma makes an impact: </strong>The film marked Maneesh Sharma's directorial debut, opening new avenues for the talented storyteller. He subsequently wielded the microphone for the well-received movies <em>Ladies vs Ricky Bahl </em>and <em>Shuddh Desi Romance</em>, finding a foothold in Bollywood. He teamed up with Shah Rukh Khan for the 2016 release <em>Fan</em>, one of the most ambitious movies of the actor's career. The thriller, however, did not do as well as expected despite receiving above-average reviews. </p>.<p><strong>A rich legacy:</strong> <em>Band Baaja Baaraat</em> was remade in Tamil as<em> Aha Kalyanam</em> with Nani and Vaani Kapoor in the leads role. Just like the original, the remake too was produced by Yash Raj Films. It was unofficially adopted into Telugu as <em>Jabardasth </em>with Siddharth reprising Ranveer's role from the Hindi version. </p>
<p><em>Band Baaja Baaraat </em>will always remain one of the most important movies of actor Ranveer Singh's career. The romantic-comedy hit the notes with its relatable plot and bindass presentation, making a solid impact at the box office. On Thursday, as the film turns 10, here is a look at five reasons behind its popularity</p>.<p><strong>Ranveer's debut</strong>: Ranveer made an impressive debut with <em>Band Baaja Baaraat</em>, leaving fans asking for more. 'Bittoo' struck a chord with his lively performance and bindass dance moves, proving that he was a star in the making. </p>.<p><strong>Impressive soundtrack:</strong> <em>Band Baaja Baaraat </em>had an impressive soundtrack, which featured catchy songs such as<em> Dum Dum</em> and <em>Mitra</em>. The <em>Ainvayi Ainvayi </em>number too became quite popular due to its simple yet relatable lyrics. Most of the songs were filmed with a fair degree of competence, adding to their popularity. </p>.<p><strong>Ranveer-Anushka cast a spell:</strong> Ranveer's crackling chemistry with Anushka Sharma proved to be the proverbial backbone of the film. Their reel <em>nok-jhok </em>was quite relatable, making it easier for the 'aam janta' to connect with the reel action. The two did justice to the intense scenes, adding depth to the narrative. </p>.<p><strong>Maneesh Sharma makes an impact: </strong>The film marked Maneesh Sharma's directorial debut, opening new avenues for the talented storyteller. He subsequently wielded the microphone for the well-received movies <em>Ladies vs Ricky Bahl </em>and <em>Shuddh Desi Romance</em>, finding a foothold in Bollywood. He teamed up with Shah Rukh Khan for the 2016 release <em>Fan</em>, one of the most ambitious movies of the actor's career. The thriller, however, did not do as well as expected despite receiving above-average reviews. </p>.<p><strong>A rich legacy:</strong> <em>Band Baaja Baaraat</em> was remade in Tamil as<em> Aha Kalyanam</em> with Nani and Vaani Kapoor in the leads role. Just like the original, the remake too was produced by Yash Raj Films. It was unofficially adopted into Telugu as <em>Jabardasth </em>with Siddharth reprising Ranveer's role from the Hindi version. </p>
