We are back with another round of Trending Tunes. The best 5 picks from the musical world are sure to make your Sunday a tad bit better. Bring out your earphones, and let us listen to the best songs. As always, turn the volume up and forget the world for a bit. Also Read - Shah Rukh Khan REVEALS one of the few things that his wife Gauri Khan allows him to do in the house
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Kooke Kawn, from Mom, has been composed by AR Rahman. Unlike the melancholic vibe that the film has, this one is full of life – an out and out party track. We see Sajal Ali put on her dancing shoes and party on the beats of Kooke Kawn, sung by Sukhwinder Singh. There is some rap by Blaaze too in the song. Sridevi is also there in the song, who comes to pick up her daughter from the party. She walks in the party all dazed and confused by the noise, and starts looking for her daughter, as the song ends. Also Read - Trending celeb pics of the day: Suhana Khan's orange dress grabs eyeballs; Nysa Devgn's unseen glam avatar goes viral and more
Main Agar (Tubelight)
We get our first proper look at the Chinese actress Zhu Zhu who stars in a key role in Tubelight. So, far we have only seen a small glimpse of the actress in Tubelight trailer. And well, we could not have asked for a better ditty than Main Agar to introduce her. We also get to meet Matin Ray Tangu in this song, Composed by Pritam, Atif Aslam voices this melodious song.
Jhumri Talaiyya (Jagga Jasoos)
Music composer, Pritam, has brought quirkiness to the music, keeping up with the style of the characters. Jhumri Talaiyya has Katrina and Ranbir hiding under wooden baskets, without their clothes - watch the song to know why! Unlike the other upbeats songs in the film, this one is more mellow and sweet. The lyrics are weirdly cute, for instance - “Mera gaon Jhumri Talaiyya, tera gaon shayad Timbaktu”.
Naach Meri Jaan (Tubelight)
Pritam is on a roll. He has so many songs from his bank in this list today. Salman fans are totally grooving on the track. We also have to credit Remo D'Souza's choreography here. You have got to try some of these quirky steps with your sibling. The music has a certain old world charm, as the plot of the film is set in 1960's. Salman looks utterly cute in the entire song.
Mubarakan title track grows on you. The lyrics are a mix of Hindi and Punjabi and have been penned by Kumaar. Juggy D, Yash Narvekar, Badshah, Sukriti Kakar have sung the song. Badshah adds his own charm with rap to this groovy number from Mubarakan.
Which one is your favourite?
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