Sundhi's voice not only complements the catchy tune but does wonders to the song.

This track too has a remixed version, which is faster and has more beats. But the original is better.

Then there is 'Mrs. Khanna' - it starts with a totally western feel, including English lyrics. Slowly, the song changes with the inclusion of Hindi lyrics. Pacy and energetic, it has a bouquet of singers behind the mike, including Bappi Lahiri, Shaan, Sunidhi, Neuman Pinto and Suzanne. It doesn't ignite too much interest.

Next in line is a number in the voice of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, doing what he does best. 'Rabba' is a soft, poignant number with rustic influences. A nice and soothing number.

Finally, there is 'Tum ne socha' sung by Wajid again along with Shreya. A contemporary song and pleasing to hear, it reminds the listener of 'Every Breath you Take' from the 1983 album 'Synchronicity' by the band The Police. Leaving the similarity aside, the song is quite hummable.

On the whole, the album has a mix of good and average compositions. A few songs appeal a lot while a few fall flat.