In a recent interview, music composer Amaal Mallik discussed the behind-the-scenes drama surrounding the soundtrack of the 2004 film 'Murder'. He revealed that his father, Daboo Malik, was initially set to compose the music but was replaced by his uncle, Anu Malik, who offered to do the job for free. Amaal expressed disappointment over Anu's competitive spirit, stating that it often overshadows family ties. He recounted how Anu approached producer Mahesh Bhatt, persuading him to give the project to him instead of Daboo. Amaal noted that while he admires Anu's musical talent, he believes his uncle's actions have caused significant distress within their family, particularly affecting his father's mental health. Amaal reflected on their strained relationship, suggesting that Anu's ambition often comes at the expense of his family members, stating, 'In that fire, he forgets who is family.' Despite these conflicts, Amaal acknowledged that Anu has created many memorable songs in his career.