Lyrics

Raw. Electric. Heartbreaking. From the very first guitar strum, Tumse Bhi Zyada (तुमसे भी ज्यादा) from the movie Tadap (तड़प) hits you like a tidal wave of pure obsession. It is more than just a track; it is a sonic experience of…
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Vibrant. Groovy. A splash of neon in a world of acoustic ballads. When Arijit Singh teams up with the legendary Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, the result is usually a tear-jerker, but Luv Ju (लव जू) from Bunty Aur Babli 2 (बंटी और बबली 2) flips the…
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Loud, rowdy, and unapologetically festive! This is the ultimate celebration anthem that has taken over every street party from Mumbai to Delhi. When Sajid Khan dropped Bhai Ka Birthday (भाई का बर्थडे) for the high-octane film Antim: The…
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Electric. High-voltage. The kind of dance anthem that turns a quiet room into a full-blown party the second the bass drops. Tattoo Waaliye (टैटू वालिए) from the movie Bunty Aur Babli 2 (बंटी और बबली 2) isn't just a song; it’s a mood.…
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Pure, unadulterated devotion. Meri Zindagi Hai Tu (मेरी जिंदगी है तू) from the high-octane film Satyameva Jayate 2 (सत्यमेव जयते 2) is one of those rare tracks that feels like an instant classic. Featuring the velvet-smooth vocals of Jubin…
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Tender. Comforting. Almost impossibly warm. Mere Yaara (मेरे यारा) from Sooryavanshi (सूर्यवंशी) arrives like a deep breath in the middle of chaos. Sung beautifully by Arijit Singh and Neeti Mohan, the track turns romance into something…
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Soft. Dreamy. Completely soaked in old-school romance. Vedha Sajjeya (वेधा सज्जेया) from Hum Do Hamare Do (हम दो हमारे दो) doesn’t rush to impress you. It slowly wraps itself around your mood instead. Sung with stunning warmth by Rekha…
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Raw. Rustic. Completely unfiltered. Dum Gutkoon (दम गुटकूँ) from Hum Do Hamare Do (हम दो हमारे दो) crashes in with the kind of desi madness that instantly wakes up a playlist. Powered by the booming vocals of Master Saleem and Divya…
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Wild. Loud. Absolutely impossible to sit still through. Raula Pae Gayaa (रौला पै गया) from Hum Do Hamare Do (हम दो हमारे दो) arrives like a full-blown Punjabi wedding explosion, powered by the roaring energy of Daler Mehndi, Sachin-Jigar,…
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Soft. Spiritual. Warm in the most unexpected way. Mauj-E-Karam (मौज-ए-करम) from Hum Do Hamare Do (हम दो हमारे दो) feels less like a Bollywood soundtrack and more like a quiet promise between two souls trying to hold on to each other. Sung…
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Loud. Wild. Pure festival-energy chaos in the best possible Bollywood way. “Aila Re Aillaa” (ऐला रे ऐल्ला) from “Sooryavanshi” (सूर्यवंशी) doesn’t walk into the room — it kicks the door open. Powered by the booming voice of Daler Mehndi,…
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Soft. Achingly sincere. The kind of romantic Bollywood track that quietly sneaks into your chest and stays there for days. “Kamli” from “Hum Do Hamare Do” (हम दो हमारे दो) gives Jubin Nautiyal the space to do what he does best — sound…
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Flirty. Loud. Completely impossible to sit still to. “Bansuri” from “Hum Do Hamare Do” (हम दो हमारे दो) crashes in with wedding-season chaos, Punjabi swagger, and pure dance-floor madness. Powered by the playful vocals of Asees Kaur, IP…
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Bright. Playful. Full of that messy teenage energy that turns strangers into forever-friends overnight. “Pakki Yaariyaan” from “Disney Spin” instantly feels like a late-night dance floor memory you never want to leave. Powered by the…
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Soft. Dreamy. Completely addictive. “Srivalli” (श्रीवल्ली) from “Pushpa” (पुष्पा) didn’t just become a song — it became a feeling across India. Sung with breathtaking warmth by Javed Ali, written by Raqueeb Alam, composed by the…
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Soft. Aching. Wrapped in the kind of emotional silence that says more than dramatic confessions ever could. Suna Hai (Female Version) (सुना है) from Sanak (सनक) hits differently because Shreya Ghoshal doesn’t merely sing the pain — she…
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Soft. Dreamy. Dangerously addictive. Ankhein Mili (आंखें मिली) from Sanak (सनक) walks into your playlist quietly and then refuses to leave. There’s a youthful ache hidden beneath the romance, and Raj Barman delivers it with stunning…
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Soft. Ache-filled. The kind of romantic track that quietly slips into your late-night playlist and stays there for weeks. Suna Hai from Sanak (सनक) thrives on emotional vulnerability, with Jubin Nautiyal pouring warmth into every line.…
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Smooth. Flirtatious. Dangerously catchy. O Yaara Dil Lagana (ओ यारा दिल लगाना) from Sanak (सनक) arrives with pure retro-Bollywood swagger wrapped in a glossy modern sound. It’s the kind of romantic dance track that instantly lights up…
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Tender. Restless. Quietly heartbreaking. Zindagi Tere Naam (ज़िंदगी तेरे नाम) from Rashmi Rocket (रश्मि रॉकेट) doesn’t scream for attention — it slips straight into your chest instead. There’s warmth in the ache, and that’s what makes it…
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Raw. Earthy. Wildly cinematic. Rann Ma Kutchh (रण माँ कच्छ) from Rashmi Rocket (रश्मि रॉकेट) doesn’t behave like a regular Bollywood soundtrack track — it gallops. The desert folk energy, the pounding rhythm, the fierce pride in every…
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Fierce. Restless. Unapologetically driven. Zidd (ज़िद) from Rashmi Rocket (रश्मि रॉकेट) doesn’t whisper motivation — it sprints with it. Powered by the electric vocals of Nikhita Gandhi, the razor-sharp writing of Kausar Munir, and a…
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Bright beats. Swagger. Pure desi fire. Ghani Cool Chori (घणी कूल छोरी) from Rashmi Rocket (रश्मि रॉकेट) bursts with the kind of energy that instantly lights up a room. Sung with fierce attitude by Bhoomi Trivedi, the track celebrates…
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Soft. Restless. Quietly addictive. Hum Dum (हम दम) from Shiddat (शिद्दत) doesn’t explode emotionally — it lingers. That’s what makes it unforgettable. Sung with aching warmth by Ankit Tiwari, the song captures the fragile comfort of…
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Ache wrapped in melody. That’s the first thing you feel when Shiddat (Reprise) from Shiddat (शिद्दत) hits your ears. Sung with raw vulnerability by Manan Bhardwaj, this haunting version strips love down to its most painful truth — longing…
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Raw. Restless. Deeply romantic in that painfully honest way only Bollywood heartbreak anthems can be. Jug Jug Jeeve (जुग जुग जीवे) from Shiddat (शिद्दत) doesn’t chase grandeur — it hits straight at the chest. Sung by the magnetic duo…
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Wild. Restless. Completely soaked in longing. Chitta (चित्ता) from Shiddat (शिद्दत) doesn’t play safe for even a second. Sung with aching intensity by Manan Bhardwaj, written by Manan Bhardwaj, composed by Manan Bhardwaj, and released under…
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Restless. Burning. Wildly emotional. Shiddat Title Track (शिद्दत टाइटल ट्रैक) from Shiddat (शिद्दत) doesn’t whisper love — it crashes into you like a storm you never saw coming. Sung with aching intensity by Manan Bhardwaj, written by…
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Restless. Romantic. Quietly intoxicating. Ishq Fitoori (इश्क फितूरी) from Bhavai (भवाई) doesn’t scream for attention — it pulls you in slowly, then completely wrecks your heart. Sung with aching softness by Mohit Chauhan, written by…
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Broken hearts rarely sound this beautiful. Tukda Tukda (टुकड़ा टुकड़ा) from Thalaivii (थलाइवी) lands like a slow emotional storm — quiet at first, then impossible to escape. Sung with aching vulnerability by G. V. Prakash Kumar, written…
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