Lyrics

Warm. Hopeful. Almost like a whispered prayer after chaos. Shukar Manavaan (शुकर मनावां) from Velle (वेल्ले) lands softly on the heart and stays there. Sung with striking vulnerability by Armaan Malik, the track blends gratitude, love,…
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Drums pounding like a Navratri night in full swing. Voices rising with raw devotion. Maa Sherawali (माँ शेरावाली) from Satyameva Jayate 2 (सत्यमेव जयते 2) hits with the energy of a prayer shouted from the heart, not whispered. Sung by…
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Soft. Achingly romantic. The kind of love song that wraps around your chest and stays there long after the music fades. Hum Tere Ho Gaye (हम तेरे हो गए) from Before You Die carries that old-school Bollywood heartbreak energy, but with a…
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Dreamy. Weightless. The kind of romantic track that feels like a late-night train ride through Mumbai while your headphones do all the emotional damage. Khayali Ishq (खयाली इश्क) from Velle (वेल्ले) carries that rare soft ache only Mohit…
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Soft. Weightless. Romantic in that beautifully restless way only Bollywood heartbreak can be. Udd Chaliyan (उड़ चलियां) from Velle (वेले) feels like two souls escaping reality for a few stolen moments. Sung by Jasleen Royal and Shahid…
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Dark. Heavy. Almost prophetic. Koi Toh Aayega (कोई तो आएगा) from Antim: The Final Truth (अंतिम: द फाइनल ट्रुथ) doesn’t sound like a regular Bollywood soundtrack piece — it sounds like a warning echoing through empty streets. Sung and…
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Wild. Loud. Completely unapologetic. Kheench Te Nach (खींच ते नाच) from Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी) arrives like a neon-lit dance floor explosion and never slows down. Powered by the electric vocals of Sachin-Jigar Feat.…
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Ache wrapped in melody. That’s the first feeling that hits when Hoye Ishq Na (होये इश्क ना) from Tadap (तड़प) begins to play. There’s heartbreak here, yes — but also rage, longing, and the kind of emotional collapse Bollywood soundtracks…
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Raw. Vulnerable. Uncomfortably honest. Maafi (माफ़ी) from Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी) doesn’t try to sound perfect — it chooses emotion over polish, and that’s exactly why it lingers. Sung with aching sincerity by Sachin…
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Warm like first love. Soft like a handwritten letter you never throw away. Mann Kesar Kesar (मन केसर केसर) from Meenakshi Sundareshwar (मीनाक्षी सुंदरेश्वर) arrives with quiet magic instead of loud drama, and that’s exactly why it stays…
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Tender. Haunting. The kind of heartbreak that lingers long after the music stops. Ranjha Reprise (रांझा रीप्राइज़) from Shershaah (शेरशाह) strips love down to its rawest emotion, and somehow makes the silence between the notes hurt even…
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Explosive. Patriotic. Goosebumps from the very first line. Jann Gann Mann (जन गण मन) from Satyameva Jayate 2 (सत्यमेव जयते 2) doesn’t behave like a regular Bollywood soundtrack — it hits like a battlefield cry wrapped in emotion. Powered…
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High-octane. Electrifying. The kind of track that turns a mundane morning into a full-blown Punjabi party. Tumbe Te Zumba (तुंबे ते ज़ुम्बा) from the movie Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी) is a masterclass in fusion, blending…
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Fragile. Intimate. The kind of song that wraps around you like a warm blanket on a cold Mumbai night. When Prateek Kuhad lent his signature velvet voice to Kasoor (कसूर) for the movie Dhamaka (धमाका), he didn't just record a track; he…
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Electric. High-voltage. The kind of track that demands you turn the volume up until the windows rattle. Baki Nacho (बाकी नाचो) from the movie Cash (कैश) is an absolute riot. IP Singh and Yashika Sikka bring a fierce energy that’s impossible…
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Raw. Relatable. A bittersweet symphony that perfectly captures the modern heartbreak of the Tinder age. When Sachin-Jigar and Priya Saraiya dropped Kalle Kalle (कल्ले कल्ले) from the movie Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी), they…
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Pure magic. Ethereal. The kind of melody that wraps around your heart and refuses to let go. Jubin Nautiyal doesn't just perform Tu Mera Hogaya Hai (तू मेरा हो गया है) from the movie Tadap (तड़प); he creates a sanctuary for lovers. With…
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Sultry. Flashy. Completely unapologetic. Tenu Lehenga from Satyameva Jayate 2 (सत्यमेव जयते 2) crashes into your playlist with pure wedding-season chaos and swagger. The chemistry, the Punjabi pop energy, the beat drops — everything…
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Rain-soaked. Playful. Dangerously nostalgic. Tip Tip (टिप टिप) from Sooryavanshi (सूर्यवंशी) walks into the room with full swagger and instantly pulls you back to classic Bollywood sensuality — but with a louder beat and modern…
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Electric. Tender. Unexpectedly emotional. Hone Laga (होने लगा) from Antim: The Final Truth (अंतिम: द फाइनल ट्रुथ) lands softly at first, then completely takes over your mood. Jubin Nautiyal pours warmth into every line, while Shabbir…
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Feet stomping. Hearts racing. Pure cinematic adrenaline. Naacho Naacho (नाचो नाचो) from RRR (आरआरआर) isn’t just a dance track — it’s a full-blown celebration of energy, friendship, rebellion, and swagger. Powered by the explosive vocals…
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Explosive. Flashy. Completely impossible to ignore. Kusu Kusu (कुसु कुसु) from Satyameva Jayate 2 (सत्यमेव जयते 2) arrives like pure adrenaline on a nightclub dancefloor. Powered by the sizzling vocals of Zahrah S Khan and Dev Negi, the…
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Explosive. Patriotic. Pure adrenaline on speakers. Sooryavanshi Theme (सूर्यवंशी थीम) from Sooryavanshi (सूर्यवंशी) doesn’t just play in the background — it charges through the screen like a siren cutting across Mumbai traffic at…
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Raw. Restless. Romantic in the most dangerous way possible. Tere Siva Jag Mein (तेरे सिवा जग में) from Tadap (तड़प) doesn’t play safe with emotions — it crashes straight into them. Sung with aching intensity by Darshan Raval and Shilpa…
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Soft. Achingly romantic. The kind of song that sneaks into your headphones during a late-night drive and suddenly makes the city lights feel cinematic. Tera Hua (तेरा हुआ) from Cash (कैश) hits that exact nerve. Sung with raw tenderness by…
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Electric. Fierce. A sonic explosion that sets your pulse racing from the very first beat. When Sunidhi Chauhan takes the mic, she doesn't just sing; she commands the airwaves with a raw, unmatched energy that few can replicate. Chingari…
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High-octane. Electric. A total blast from the past that feels incredibly fresh! When Sachin-Jigar decided to revamp the iconic bhangra anthem Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी) for the Ayushmann Khurrana starrer Chandigarh Kare…
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Electric. Addictive. A high-octane explosion of style and swagger. When Najaa (नजा) dropped, it didn’t just enter the charts; it redefined the modern Bollywood dance track. Featured in the massive action flick Sooryavanshi (सूर्यवंशी), this…
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When the king of bhangra-pop meets the queen of versatile vocals, you know the dance floor is about to catch fire. Dhik Chik (धिक चिक) from the heist comedy Bunty Aur Babli 2 (बंटी और बबली 2) is that absolute rager! Delivered with…
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Electric. Swag-heavy. A total adrenaline shot that bridges the gap between old-school nostalgia and modern hip-hop grit. When Bunty Aur Babli 2 (बंटी और बबली 2) kicks in, it doesn't just play—it commands the room. This title track from the…
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