Indian hip-hop is evolving rapidly, and Karma, one of the most skilled lyricists in the scene, has just dropped a track that merges Bollywood nostalgia with hard-hitting rap. Titled “Amitabh Amitabh”, this song is more than just a banger—it’s a tribute to Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan, packed with clever references, classic dialogues, and subtle disses aimed at his rivals.

From its cinematic production to Karma’s razor-sharp lyricism, “Amitabh Amitabh” is a track that deserves a deep dive. Let’s break it all down!

A Tribute to the Shahenshah of Bollywood

The title itself gives away the theme—this song is dedicated to Amitabh Bachchan, one of Indian cinema’s greatest actors. Throughout the track, Karma cleverly integrates multiple references to Big B’s iconic films, legendary dialogues, and larger-than-life persona.

The hook of the song is directly inspired by one of Amitabh’s most famous lines:
📌 “Feke hue paise nahi uthata” (I don’t pick up thrown money) – from the movie Sharaabi (1984).

Karma turns this into a bold flex, showing his self-respect and success in the rap game. This is just the beginning—the entire song is filled with such references, making it a treat for both hip-hop and Bollywood fans.

A Lyrical Masterclass: Bars, Wordplay & Hidden Disses

One of the biggest strengths of this track is Karma’s wordplay. He skillfully name-drops multiple Amitabh Bachchan movies while maintaining a smooth flow and rhyme schemes. Some standout references include:

🎬 “Badi baat hai bhai, tera Shahenshah hai” → Reference to Shahenshah (1988)
🎬 “Haan bada crorepati tu, don’t worry” → Reference to Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC)
🎬 “Main chal pada Agneepath” → Reference to Agneepath (1990)
🎬 “Zanjeer, Deewar, kare paas” → Mentions Zanjeer (1973) and Deewar (1975)

These references aren’t just randomly thrown in—they are woven seamlessly into the narrative, enhancing the overall impact of the track.

Are There Hidden Disses?

Apart from paying homage to Amitabh Bachchan, Karma doesn’t hold back from throwing shots at some rappers in the game. Though he doesn’t mention names explicitly, fans believe that lines like:

🔹 "Chal beta, shot le, par misfire kare" (Take your shots, but they misfire)

…are aimed at Kidshot, who recently dissed Karma. There are also hints that Young Galib might be on the receiving end of some subliminal shots, given their past beef.

Whether these disses are aimed at specific artists or just general flexes, one thing is clear—Karma is here to assert his dominance in Desi Hip-Hop.

Production: A Cinematic Hip-Hop Experience

The production of “Amitabh Amitabh” is handled by Retro Blood & VZN, and they’ve done an incredible job in creating a suspenseful, Bollywood-inspired beat.

🔸 The track opens with a dramatic sample, setting an intense vibe, almost like the background score of a 70s Amitabh film.
🔸 The trap beat kicks in smoothly, complementing Karma’s heavy bars and fast-paced delivery.
🔸 The mixing and mastering (done by Zero) gives the track a polished and powerful sound.

The beat’s dark and intense energy perfectly matches the larger-than-life persona of Amitabh Bachchan, making it a unique blend of Bollywood nostalgia and hardcore hip-hop.

No Official Music Video? A Missed Opportunity!

Despite the buzz around the song, one major disappointment is that there’s no official music video. Instead, fans got a basic visualizer, where Karma appears in an AI-generated form.

While the visualizer isn’t bad, a full-fledged music video could have elevated the song’s impact significantly. Given the strong Bollywood theme, a well-directed MV with cinematic elements would have made the track even more memorable.

Hopefully, Karma and his team will consider releasing an official music video in the future—because this track truly deserves it!

Final Verdict: A Must-Listen for Every Hip-Hop & Bollywood Fan!

🎵 Catchy hook? ✅
🎵 Hard-hitting bars? ✅
🎵 Bollywood nostalgia? ✅
🎵 Karma’s insane rhyme schemes? ✅

“Amitabh Amitabh” is a perfect fusion of Desi Hip-Hop and Bollywood, bringing the legacy of Amitabh Bachchan into the world of rap. Whether you’re a Karma fan, a hip-hop lover, or a Bollywood enthusiast, this song is definitely worth adding to your playlist.

The only thing missing? An official music video! But even without it, the track is making waves and proving once again why Karma is one of the most talented rappers in the Desi hip-hop scene.

What do you think about “Amitabh Amitabh”? Who do you think Karma dissed in the song? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇🔥

A Snap from karma's Amitabh

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