Bollywood Divas CD

Bollywood Divas Music

List Price	$12.99 (You save $2.50)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Indian CDs, World, Jazz, India/Pakistan
CD Universe Part number	7426561
Catalog number	9847286
Discs	1
Release Date	May 07, 2007

Bollywood Divas Songs

	1.	Dard : Afsana Likh Rahai Hoon
	2.	Dard : Beech Bhanwar Mein
	3.	Dillagi : Duniya Kya Jane Mera
	4.	Bawre Nain : Kyon Mere Dil Mein
	5.	Bawre Nain : Ichak Beechak Ghurr
	6.	Awaara : Ek Do Teen
	7.	Budzil : Majhdar Mein Kashti
	8.	Deedar : Chaman Ke Rah Ke Virana
	9.	Baazi : Aaj Ki Raat Piya
	10.	Aan : Aag Lagi Tan Man Mein
	11.	Baaz : Aye Dil Aye Deewane
	12.	Amar : Radha Ke Pyare Krishna Kanhai
	13.	Aar Paar : Yeh Lo Main Haari Piya
	14.	Devdas : Woh Na Aayenge Palat Kar
	15.	Devdas : Jise Too Kabool Karle Woh
	16.	Asha Bhosle ; Usha Mangeshkar : O Albele Panchhi
	17.	Azaad : Na Bole Na Bole
	18.	Pyaasa : Aaj Sajan Mohe Ang Laga Lo
	19.	Madhumati : Hum Haal E Dil Sunaenge
	20.	12 O'Clock : Saiyon Teri Ankhiyon Mein

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