BOLLYWOOD SONGS and LYRICS

Maafi (माफ़ी) from Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी) is one of those Bollywood songs that hits quietly—and then stays with you. Sung by Sachin-Jigar alongside Ayushmann Khurrana, this soulful track captures regret, emotional surrender, and unspoken love with striking honesty. Written by Priya Saraiya, composed by Sachin-Jigar, and…

Mann Kesar Kesar from Meenakshi Sundareshwar (मीनाक्षी सुंदरश्‍वर) is capturing hearts across India and beyond with its soulful melody. Sung beautifully by…

Some love stories don’t fade — they echo. Ranjha Reprise (रणझा) from Shershaah (शेरशाह) is one such echo, soaked in longing, separation, and quiet heartbreak.…

Few modern Bollywood patriotic songs hit with this kind of emotional force. Jann Gann Mann (जन गण मन) from Satyameva Jayate 2 (सत्यमेव जयते 2) arrives with grit, pain, and raw national sentiment. Sung powerfully by B Praak and Arko, written by Manoj Muntashir, composed by Arko, and released under T-Series, the Hindi track blends anger, sacrifice,…

Pure Punjabi swagger meets Bollywood spectacle in Tumbe Te Zumba (तुम्बे ते ज़ुम्बा) from Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी). Loud, unapologetic, and…

There’s a quiet ache that lingers long after Kasoor (कसूर) from Dhamaka (धमाका) ends. Soft, introspective, and painfully honest, this Hindi track captures the…

There’s unapologetic swagger in every beat of Baki Nacho (बाकी नाचो) from Cash (कैश). Built for late-night parties and fearless dance floors, this high-energy Hindi track thrives on attitude and groove. Sung by IP Singh and Yashika Sikka, written and composed by IP Singh, and released under Sony Music India, the song became a club…

There’s a reason Kalle Kalle (कल्ले कल्ले) from Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी) still feels fresh on playlists. Performed by Priya Saraiya, this…

Heartbreak rarely sounds this tender. Tu Mera Hogaya Hai (तू मेरा हो गया है) from Tadap (तड़प) strikes an emotional nerve with its quiet intensity and aching…

During the 1960s, Bollywood film music reached its artistic peak and became an inseparable part of Indian cinema and everyday life. Songs were not merely interludes but powerful narrative tools that expressed emotions, advanced storylines, and defined characters. Music from this era resonated far beyond cinema halls, shaping popular culture, social…

The 1960s represent the culmination and gradual conclusion of Bollywood’s Golden Age, a period when Indian cinema achieved an extraordinary balance between…

Tenu Lehenga (तेनू लहंगा) from Satyameva Jayate 2 (सत्यमेव जयते 2) is lighting up playlists with its irresistible beats and playful romance. Sung by Jass Manak…