Lyrics

Wild. Playful. Slightly mischievous. Bhauji (भौजी) from Roohi (रूही) doesn’t walk into your playlist—it barges in with swagger. Sung with full-on desi flair by Divya Kumar, powered by the quirky writing of Amitabh Bhattacharya and…
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Soft. Healing. Almost like a quiet conversation with your own heart. Zindagi Ki Yahi Reet Hai (ज़िंदगी की यही रीत है) from Koi Jaane Na (कोई जाने ना) isn’t just a song—it’s a gentle reminder to breathe through the chaos. Sung by Rochak…
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Raw. Loud. Unapologetically powerful. Danka Baja (डंका बजा) from Mumbai Saga (मुंबई सागा) doesn’t just play—it erupts. With Dev Negi behind the mic, words by Prashant Ingole, music by Payal Dev, and backed by T-Series, this is pure…
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Restless. Rising. Unstoppable. Parinda (परिंदा) from Saina (सायना) doesn’t just play — it soars. Sung with fierce emotion by Amaal Mallik, who also composes, and written by Manoj Muntashir, under the banner of T-Series, this track feels…
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Soft. Sincere. Almost disarming in its honesty. Ishq Karo Dil Se (इश्क करो दिल से) from Koi Jaane Na (कोई जाने ना) feels like a quiet confession whispered in a noisy world. Jubin Nautiyal pours his heart into every note, while Kunaal…
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Raw. Aching. Unfiltered heartbreak wrapped in a voice that refuses to hold back. Jaane De (जाने दे) from Koi Jaane Na (कोई जाने ना) hits like a late-night confession you weren’t ready to hear. Sung with haunting intensity by B Praak,…
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Playful. Addictive. That irresistible hook you hum without realizing. Baby! Tu Na Jaa (बेबी तू ना जा) from Time To Dance (टाइम टू डांस) hits like a flirtatious wink on a crowded dance floor. Sung by Gurinder Seagal and Jonita Gandhi, with…
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Loud. Gritty. Unapologetically raw. Shor Machega (शोर मचेगा) from Mumbai Saga (मुंबई सागा) doesn’t ask for your attention—it grabs it. With the signature swagger of Yo Yo Honey Singh and the street punch of Hommie Dilliwala, powered by…
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Flirty. Electric. Instantly addictive. Aaye Haaye (आये हाये) from Time To Dance (टाइम टू डांस) hits like a shot of pure adrenaline on the dance floor. Powered by the dynamic vocals of Vishal Mishra Ft. Millind Gaba & Aditi Singh Sharma,…
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Soft. Lingering. Almost like love whispered in installments. Kiston (किस्तों) from Roohi (रूही) isn’t just another romantic track—it’s a slow burn that grows on you with every listen. Sung with aching sincerity by Jubin Nautiyal and…
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Playful. Electric. Slightly wicked. Panghat (पनघट) from Roohi (रूही) doesn’t just play—it dances into your bloodstream. Powered by the vibrant voices of Asees Kaur, Divya Kumar, Sachin-Jigar, and Mellow D, with lyrics by Amitabh…
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Soft. Haunting. And quietly devastating. Mahi Mera Ranjha (माही मेरा रांझा) from The Girl On The Train (द गर्ल ऑन द ट्रेन) lingers long after it ends, thanks to the aching voices of Navraj Hans & Jonita Gandhi, penned by Kumaar,…
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Soft. Fragile. Almost like a confession whispered into the dark. Matlabi Yariyan (Unplugged) (मतलबी यारियाँ) from The Girl On The Train (द गर्ल ऑन द ट्रेन) hits differently — because this time, it’s raw, stripped, and painfully honest. Sung…
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Soul-baring. Bitter. Uncomfortably real. Matlabi Yariyan (मतलबी यारियाँ) from The Girl On The Train (द गर्ल ऑन द ट्रेन) hits like a late-night truth you weren’t ready for. Neha Kakkar doesn’t just sing—she confronts. Backed by lyrics penned…
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Tender. Fragile. Soaked in longing. Akhan Nu Sukoon Deja (आखां नू सुकून देजा) from Wishlist (विशलिस्ट) feels like a whispered plea rather than just a song. Sung by Mumin Beigh, written by Rahat Kazmi, composed by Mumin Beigh, and released…
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Pure dopamine. Vibrant. A bubblegum-pop anthem that feels like a digital hug for the soul. When Neha Kakkar lends her signature peppiness to Phone Mein Teri Photo (फोन में तेरी फोटो) from Tuesdays And Fridays (T&F) (ट्यूसडेज़ एंड…
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Haunting. Electric. The kind of melody that crawls under your skin and refuses to leave. Sachet Tandon doesn't just sing Mohabbat Ajnabee (मोहब्बत अजनबी) — he infuses it with a raw, bleeding vulnerability that has become his sonic…
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Pure, unadulterated madness. The kind of high-octane energy that turns a dull room into a dance floor instantly. Mummy Kasam (मम्मी कसम) from the movie Coolie No. 1 (कुली नं. 1) is an absolute riot. When you have the legendary Udit Narayan…
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Raw energy. Unfiltered soul. The kind of track that rips through the silence of a late-night drive and demands your absolute attention. Sayonee (Title Track) (सयोनी) from the movie Sayonee (सयोनी) isn't just a recreation; it's a revival of…
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Electric. High-voltage. A nostalgia trip that hits like a bolt of lightning from the 90s into the modern era. Mirchi Lagi Toh (मिर्ची लगी तो) from the movie Coolie No. 1 (कुली नं. 1) is more than just a remix; it’s a cultural bridge.…
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Quiet. Tender. Built for the kind of heartbreak that sneaks up on you. Akhan Nu Sukoon Deja from Wishlist is one of those songs that doesn’t just play in the background—it settles into your chest. Sung and composed by Mumin Beigh, written…
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Bold. Playful. Unapologetically vibrant. Taaza (ताज़ा) from Shakeela (शकीला) bursts onto the scene with a cheeky confidence that’s impossible to ignore. Sung with irresistible flair by Prakriti Kakar, penned by Kumaar, composed by Meet…
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Soft. Haunting. Almost like a memory you’re scared to revisit. Woh Lamha (वो लम्हा) from Shakeela (शकीला) isn’t just a song—it’s a feeling that lingers long after the last note fades. Sung with aching vulnerability by Vishal Mishra,…
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Raw. Earthy. Unapologetically rooted. Laalam Laal (लालम लाल) from Kaagaz (कागज़) doesn’t chase glamour—it celebrates the soil. Sung with rustic fire by Rajnigandha Shekhawat, penned by Aseem Ahmed Abbasee, composed by Rahul Jain, and…
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Soulful. Earthy. Instantly nostalgic. Bailgadi (बैलगाड़ी) from Kaagaz (कागज़) doesn’t rush—it rolls, gently, like the very cart it celebrates. Sung by the timeless voices of Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik, with lyrics by Rashmi Virag and…
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Bold. Playful. A little rebellious. Ashleel (अश्लील) from Tuesdays And Fridays hits like a cheeky wink you didn’t expect. Sung with infectious swagger by Neha Kakkar and Nakash Aziz, powered by the unapologetic pen and composition of Tony…
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Soft. Intimate. Almost like a secret whispered between two hearts. Naino (नैनों) from Waah Zindagi (वाह ज़िंदगी) doesn’t chase attention—it gently pulls you in. Sung with aching tenderness by Jonita Gandhi & Devender Pal Singh, penned…
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Playful. Quirky. Completely addictive. Start Stop (स्टार्ट स्टॉप) from Laxmmi Bomb (लक्ष्मी बॉम्ब) isn’t just a song—it’s a full-on mood swing wrapped in rhythm. Powered by the energetic vocals of Raja Hasan, cheeky lyrics by Vayu, and a…
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Soft. Flirtatious. Irresistibly catchy. Deedar De (दीदार दे) from Chhalaang (छलांग) slides in like a warm breeze you didn’t see coming. Sung by the effortlessly charming Asees Kaur and Dev Negi, penned by Panchhi Jalonvi and composed by…
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Playful. Bold. Unapologetically chaotic. Heelein Toot Gayi (हीलें टूट गई) from Indoo Ki Jawani (इंदू की जवानी) isn’t here to be subtle—it’s here to own the dance floor. With Badshah and Aastha Gill delivering pure attitude, backed by…
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