BOLLYWOOD SONGS and LYRICS

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 breezy Punjabi-pop number captures independence with a wink. Penned and sung with attitude by Priya Saraiya, composed by hitmakers Sachin-Jigar, and released under T-Series, the song blends…

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…

The 1960s represent the culmination and gradual conclusion of Bollywood’s Golden Age, a period when Indian cinema achieved an extraordinary balance between artistic sophistication and popular appeal. Films of this decade refined the emotional depth, visual elegance, and musical richness that had been developing since the 1950s. Storytelling became…

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…

Some songs never fade — they evolve. Tip Tip (टिप टिप बरसा पानी) from Sooryavanshi revives a timeless Bollywood classic with contemporary polish and…

Soft, vulnerable, and deeply romantic, Hone Laga (होने लगा) from Antim captures that fragile moment when emotions begin to change before you even realise it. Sung with aching sincerity by Jubin Nautiyal, penned by Shabbir Ahmed, composed by Himesh Reshammiya, and released under Zee Music Company, this Bollywood song is often searched as the Antim…

When raw energy meets cinematic swagger, magic happens. Naacho Naacho (नाचो नाचो) from RRR exploded beyond language barriers, turning into a global dance…

Few Bollywood tracks manage to blend sensuality, global beats, and mass appeal so effortlessly. Kusu Kusu (कुसु कुसु) from Satyameva Jayate 2 did exactly that,…

Some tracks don’t need words to make an impact — they announce power. Sooryavanshi Theme from Sooryavanshi does exactly that, sending adrenaline rushing the moment it hits. Crafted as a high-octane instrumental by Lijo George and released under T-Series, this Bollywood soundtrack has become synonymous with mass entry scenes and police-swagger…

Some Bollywood songs don’t just play — they consume you. Tere Siva Jag Mein (तेरे सिवा जग में) from Tadap is one such Hindi track, where heartbreak feels…

There’s a certain ache that lingers when Tera Hua (तेरा हुआ) from Cash begins to play. Sung with aching restraint by Arijit Singh, written by Kunaal Vermaa,…

Raw. Fearless. Unapologetic. Chingari (चिंगारी) from Antim (अंतिम) burns through the soundtrack with rebellious energy that refuses to stay quiet. Sung with ferocity by Sunidhi Chauhan, written by Vaishali Made, composed by Hitesh Modak, and released under Zee Music Company, this Hindi track isn’t just a movie song—it’s an emotional uprising. Often…

From the very first beat, Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी) from the film Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (चंडीगढ़ करे आशिकी) feels like a celebration with…

Najaa from Sooryavanshi (सूर्यवंशी) isn't just another Bollywood track—it's that electrifying mix of Punjabi beats and Hindi romance that pulls you in from the…