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Neeti Mohan on ‘Chori Chori’ 90s Vibe: ‘We Were Just Feeling It and Vibing’
✍️ News18
🗓 11 Oct 2026, 01:47 AM
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In an exclusive News18 interview, singer Neeti Mohan describes the 1990s nostalgia that inspired the new track ‘Chori Chori’, saying the team was simply feeling the era’s vibe.
Neeti Mohan, a prominent playback singer, sat down with News18 to discuss the recently released single “Chori Chori”, which deliberately channels the sound of 1990s Bollywood music. She said the project was conceived as a tribute to that golden era, aiming to recreate its distinctive melodic and rhythmic feel.
Mohan explained that the production team incorporated classic synth lines, retro drum patterns and lyrical phrasing typical of the 90s, allowing listeners to instantly recognise the nostalgic vibe. “We were just feeling it and vibing,” she remarked, emphasizing the organic, feel‑based approach.
The song forms part of a larger album that seeks to bridge the gap between older fans and today’s audience. Early reactions on social media suggest that the nostalgic cues are resonating, with many listeners recalling their own memories of the decade.
Mohan added that revisiting the 90s also reminded her of her early days in the industry, reinforcing the personal connection she feels toward the project.
Mohan explained that the production team incorporated classic synth lines, retro drum patterns and lyrical phrasing typical of the 90s, allowing listeners to instantly recognise the nostalgic vibe. “We were just feeling it and vibing,” she remarked, emphasizing the organic, feel‑based approach.
The song forms part of a larger album that seeks to bridge the gap between older fans and today’s audience. Early reactions on social media suggest that the nostalgic cues are resonating, with many listeners recalling their own memories of the decade.
Mohan added that revisiting the 90s also reminded her of her early days in the industry, reinforcing the personal connection she feels toward the project.