Hindi OST

Since our nation has by now learnt to live with Himesh’s nasal wonders, Yaad sataye sounds pretty good, with relaxed rhythms and catchy hooks. So does Ai meri zohrajabeen, with...

Koi tumsa nahi and Pyaar ki ek kahaani are assembly-line saccharine coated tracks that have been the hall mark of any recent Rajesh Roshan film. Simple, catchy and pleasant. Dil...

Rahman’ish riffs galore in Chand sifarish, but its extremely catchy with excellent rhythm & interludes. The remix is appropriately over the top. Mere haath mein is a very listenable Kashmiri-styled...

Himesh’s nasal annoyance continues in Aashiqui, but thankfully the tune and its remix are catchy. 24X7 must be from Himesh’s tune bank ‘cos it sounds completely outdated. The track also...

KK mesmerizes in Ek pal ke liye with that latin guitar et all. Its Shreya’s turn in Aa paas aa and a similar guitar feel elevates this number. A country...

Har pyare ki spoofs Anu’s own Tumse milke and is largely pointless. Tu jahan rips off a small riff from Walk Don’t Run while Kunal continues to ham. Rabba de...

Himesh’s now famous nasal style and thumping rhythms dominate Jhoom. The same goes for Tere sang! And Tanha jiya!! Himesh and his nose have become national preoccupations but this soundtrack...

KK opens the soundtrack with the absolutely stunning Tu hi meri. This, along with Abhijeet’s Lamha lamha are impressively orchestrated melodies and both suck you in instantly. Bangladeshi singer James...

Punjabi aankhonwaali is a catchy ditty, tailored specifically for Salman, in the so-called guest role! The title song about the ‘love season’ is an unintentionally hilarious track, while Vasundhara Das...

The trademark Anand Milind sound invites you in Barsaat and Mohabbat ho chuki. For a minute we’re transformed to the early 90s when the duo ruled the charts! Richa Sharma...