What I really love about the movie is that it has tried to represent the culture of West Bengal in various endearing ways including the saris that I have worn, the way Bengalis celebrate Durga Puja the way I have spoken Bengali and even the fact that the songs have Bengali lyrics, the touch of Baul music and the presence of Dhaak (Bengali drum) & Shankh (Conch Shell) - which are intrinsic to Bengali folk music. My heart is full that I have played a Bengali character in Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway and showcased the spirit of a fierce Bengali mother in the film. Talking about the melody of Shubho Shubho and its connection to her roots, Rani Mukerji said in a statement, “Being a Bengali, I’m all for the representation of my roots, and my culture in mainstream Hindi cinema.
The song seemingly takes place before the big shift that shakes the family as their kids are taken away by the government.
It is penned by Kausar Munir and scored by music composer Amit Trivedi.
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