Amit Trivedi discusses the evolution of his relationship with Bosco Martis — from that of a musician-choreographer to musician-director — with fondness. Having shared a long-standing relationship with the choreographer who has designed the dances to his tracks, Trivedi says the duo had been eager to associate on projects for a while.

“When I learnt that he was making his directorial debut, I was happy that he chose me. A choreographer of his calibre could have picked anyone, but it felt good that he picked me for Rocket Gang. He is an amazing guy to work with. He’s always charged, positive and pumped. I’ve had so much fun working on this one,” says the musician, who was tasked with the job of creating songs for a film on five kids, with a simple brief. “He said that I should imagine that I was creating songs for the current lot of actors like Hrithik Roshan, and Tiger Shroff, so that I don’t work with the mindset  that I need to cater to kids.” Working on the title track, they concluded, would serve as an ice-breaker and enable them to understand one another’s working style. The task, however, was no mean feat for Trivedi.