MUMBAI: Songs without the musical tunes are like food without salt. The songs and lyrics make better sense with the tune of instruments played alongside. And, our singers have their favourites here.

Aarman Malik

#LifeIsABlessing and the only one that counts.

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Atif Aslam

Good morning Everyone #backtolife #atifaslam

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Shekhar Ravjiani

#tribute #JagjitSingh #worldtour #Jakarta #ciputraartpreneurtheater #HazaaronKhwahisheinAisi #teamwork

A post shared by Shekhar Ravjiani (@shekharravjiani) on May 8, 2017 at 12:57am PDT

Vishal Dadlani

Been obsessed with this simple, beautiful tune by Blackbear. Also, there's truth to the title. Hell is Where I Dreamt Of You And Woke Up Alone. #DontDoDrugs #DontFileFIRs #AdultsOnly #ItsJustASongIfYoureOffendedGetALife #ContainsAdultLanguageAndThemes #BombayIsLoud Verse 2 is my next post.

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Millind Gaba

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Ali Zafar

When words fail....music speaks.

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Amaal Malik

Just jamming before the band rehearsals

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Pritam Chakraborty

"What I did for Barfi was like revisiting the entire experience of making it. It has lots of snippets from different background pieces and songs like Sawli Si Raat and Ala Barfi. A version really close to my heart!" - Pritam #PritamOnMTVUnplugged

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