The "Tunak Tunak Tun" lyrics are a reference to the sounds made by a tumbi (also called tumba), a traditional musical instrument from the Punjab region in the northern Indian subcontinent. The Mehndis later fuse by first reverting to their comet states and then merging to form one big Mehndi, who is predominantly clad in garb of gold and emerald. Each of the Mehndis take turns singing, dancing and pointing at each other as though they are discussing something. The men start off as comets made of water, earth, air, and fire before transforming into clothed Mehndis. The earth Mehndi wears red/maroon, the fire Mehndi wears orange, the wind Mehndi wears brown, and the water Mehndi wears green. The music video follows a simple plot about four men, all played by Mehndi, who represent the four classical elements and dress in lavish Indian clothing. The music video was produced on an unprecedented budget of ₹25 million ( $610,000), equivalent to ₹96 million ( $1.3 million) adjusted for inflation. The music video was the first made in India using Bluescreen technology, which allowed the singer to superimpose his image over various computer-generated backgrounds including desert and mountain landscapes as well as St. The singer responded by creating a video that featured nobody but himself. Mehndi's music was often criticized for only being popular due to the abundance of beautiful, dancing women in his videos.
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