Here is a list of the songs:

Kikli Kalerdi 

Singers: Pinky Maidasani, Yo Yo Honey Singh 

Not all of us are free-spirited dancers; hence, to have a song that evokes the dancer in us, from the very beginning, with its unique use of percussions and jovial Punjabi beats is probably the best one could ask for. Besides, doing justice to the tricky lyrics we have Pinky Maidasani taking us to an all new level.

Motorwada 

Singers: Tochi Raina 

Not our entire Bollywood brand of music caters to the hip jiggers, skippers and dippers. While this song is blended with funky techno music, there are some real meaningful funny lines that make for a good experience. 

Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana 

Singers: Shahid Mallya, Harshdeep Kaur 

The title song is always the trend-setter, to do the job they hired Shahid and Harshdeep who haven’t disappointed. Together, making good use of Indian percussions like the Dholki and Ghungru, the duo has presented us with something that is more than the typical.

Luni Hasi (Female) and Luni Hasi (Male Version) 

Singers: Harshdeep Kaur (Female) and Devender Singh (Male) 

Sorry, the female version is any day better than the male version; not to discount Devender Singh’s efforts but the lyrics just sound superior when sung by a woman. Basically, we rather have Harshdeep saying “Tere ute haayee mar java gud khake.”

Makhkhan Malai 

Singers: Dilbahar 

Be warned, this number is going to haunt you for a longtime; so, if you’re out partying remember to put aside two special dance steps for this number.

Farrukha Baadi 

Singers: Labh Janjua

Another cheeky dance number; it begins with the sound of women giggling that moves on to pure Punjabi techno style music that will puppeteer your body on the dance floor. 

Theme (Instrumental) 

Musician:  Tapas Roy 

May not be the best Indian Classical piece, but that is for you to decide.  

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