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LAILA TERI LE LEGI (SHOOTOUT AT WADALA)

Dil tera le l egi/ Jaan teri le l egi/ Imaan tera le legi / O Laila teri le legi/ Tu li kh ke le le Adult star-turned Bolly actress Sunny Leone turns up

the heat in this i tem song composed by Anand Raaj Anand,who al so happens to be the l yricist.No,we are not even trying to analyze the

give and take business here! Sit back and enjoy!


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TAMANCHE PE DISCO (BULLET RAJA)

Teri jaan kasam,meri Rani/ Tujhe sar pe bitha lun/ Jo lootun tujhpe luta dun/ Main tere li ye sabki baja dun/ Ghar se utha lun/ Jo naache

na,ye nacha de ,ye kara de/ Tamanche pe disco Sai f and Sonakshi make some weird moves in this ridi culously tacky number.One wonders if

its the l atest version of Basantis (Hema Malini ) dance sequence from Sholay.We neednt get into the whys and how s though.

SAREE KE FALL SA (RRAJKUMAR)

Saree ke fall sa/ Kabhi match kiya re/ Kabhi chhor diya di l/ Kabh i catch kiya re This foot-tapping number by Antara Mitra and Nakash Aziz

actually grows on you.Lyrics are as sill y as it gets.Nonetheless,its addictive and is al ready a hit at night clubs.The choreography,specially

designed by Prabhu Dheva,has some of his trademark moves that works wonders.

GANDI BAAT (R RAJKUMAR)

ABCD padh li bahut/ Thandi aahein bhar l i bahut/ Acchi baatei n kar li bahut/ Ab karunga tere saath/ Gandi baat Mika Singh and Kal pana

Patowary come up with some bizarre lines in this mindless endeavour that drives you crazy.However,one must admit that the singers have

such an awesome chemistry with the track that they make the most of the shoddy lyrics.The music just gets you grooving with the kuthu

beats.But then,one wonders if any gi rl woul d ever enjoy being wooed by this song that says Aise kyun kyun kyun/ Karta tu tu tu/ Muh pe thu

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CHINGAM CHABAKE (GORI TERE PYAAR MEIN!)

O ri chhori chichori/ O chhede hume chingam chabake/ Main bhi chhora chhichhora/ Chipak jaaun chumbak lagake Despite Shankar

Mahadevans characteristic energy and Shalmali Kholgades punch,this song i s too dul l for any l ong-lasting effect.Though there is someattempt to revv up the song w ith bea ts and arrangements,it doesnt create the desired effect.Yes,it is a tad better than Tooh,but then,one has

heard better from Vishal -Shekhar and this one fail s to meet expectations.

TOOH (GORI TERE PYAAR MEIN!)

O mehfil taan sajdi te hil te-dulte tooh/ Gore gore naughty-naughty round-round tooh/ Punjabiyan de tooh,Sharabiyan se tooh/ Gore gore

nikke-nikke tere-mere tooh Sung by Mika Singh and composed by Vishal-Shekhar,its a cheeky number that celebrates the derriere quite

unabashedly.Tooh (Punjabi for bum) may come across as a wacky track for a wedding dance party.But if you can overlook the butt obvious

lyrics,it is otherwise a fun listen.

PSYCHO RE (ANY BODY CAN DANCE)

Aye ratti pat i, ratti pat i ,ratti pat i, ratti pati / Ratti pati ratti pat i ratti ka pati rate pati ra... Aye yenna poda rascal la / Arey yaar mere chal daru

pi la / De l ive r tere ko gaa l i/ Daru buri cheez hai saal i Mika strikes back once agai n w ith Udi t Narayan in th is track.How ever,i ts the l yrics and

music that l eave you breathless.Besides,the Punjabi meeting south Indian mix i s intrigui ng too.A racy number,it surely adds masti to parties.

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