Dil Ko Hazaar Baar, from Murder,
was four minutes and 34 seconds long.
It was the only track in the film that was not penned by Sayeed Quadri – it was credited to Rahat Indori.
The words roka (stopped), toka (interrupted) and jhonka [gust (of wind)] were repeated thrice each in the opening version of the track, whose repeat value was high.
Given the fact that it was one of the most seductive songs in recent times, there was no singer who could have rendered it better than Alisha Chinai.
It was composed by Anu Malik.
It was the only track in the film that was not penned by Sayeed Quadri – it was credited to Rahat Indori.
The words roka (stopped), toka (interrupted) and jhonka [gust (of wind)] were repeated thrice each in the opening version of the track, whose repeat value was high.
Given the fact that it was one of the most seductive songs in recent times, there was no singer who could have rendered it better than Alisha Chinai.
It was composed by Anu Malik.
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