From ‘Bella Ciao’ to ‘Jaldi Aao’: Nucleya talks about this masala spin on a bank heist
The Hindu
Ahead of the release of the fifth season of ‘Money Heist’, Nucleya chats about composing for ‘Jaldi Aao’, the remix of ‘Bella Ciao’ that features Shruti Haasan, Radhika Apte, Anil Kapoor and Rana Daggubati
The last year and a half has been a mellow one for Udyan Sagar but he has done his best to keep a balanced routine going with his wife at their home in Goa, taking turns doing chores while working from home. Had the pandemic not occurred, there is no doubt that Udyan — better known as Nucleya — would have been touring and meeting fans in various pockets of the globe. Nucleya is all smiles as he gushes over ‘Jaldi Aao: The Money Heist Fan Anthem’, which he composed ahead of the new season of Spanish-language crime series La Casa Del Papel or Money Heist dropping. The track and video, conceptualised by Creativeland Asia and produced by Jugaad Motion Pictures, has picked up more than 5 million views since its August 23 upload on YouTube. .
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