The soundtrack also features a remix version of every song.
"Chalo Dildaar Chalo": Vinit Singh, Himani Kapoor and Hemachandra. "Jabse Aankh Ladi": Jayesh Gandhi and Alisha Chinoy From the story to the characters, watch everything you wanted to know about the musical 'Dil To Pagal Hai'.YRFnewreleases. "Mile Ho Tum": Himesh Reshammiya and Tulsi Kumar. Geeta Basra made her debut in Bollywood with the film Dil Diya Hai and was seen opposite Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi. He rang up again and said, ‘Listen to the next two lines at leastCholi mein dil hai mera, chunari mein dil hai mera, yeh dil main doongi mere yaar ko, pyar ko. The actor tied the knot with cricketer Harbajan Singh. "Dil Diya": Himesh Reshammiya and Himani Kapoor Geeta Basra has been a part of many Bollywood films. DIL DIYA HAI PART 1 MOVIE
"Afsana": Himesh Reshammiya and Tulsi Kumar Dil Diya Hai is a 2006 romantic thriller movie starring Emraan Hashmi, Geeta Basra, Ashmit Patel and Mithun Chakraborty. From the story to the characters, watch everything you wanted to know about the musical Dil To Pagal Hai.YRFnewreleases. The movie has six songs composed by Himesh Reshammiya and written by Sameer. Rashmi Patel as Mrs Khanna (Sahil's mother). Udita Goswami Special appearance in song 'Jabse Aankh Ladi'. 
Wouldn't you rather die than be the cause of someone's pain and suffering? Jinki yaad mein hum, deewane ho gaye, wohi humhi se begane ho gaye, shaayad unhe talash hai ab naye dost ki, kyunki unki nazar mein ab hum purane ho gaye. The justification for joining the prostitution ring is to make money for his moms lung transplant. Train chali, bheed badhi, itne mein break lagi, ek ladki ladke se takraayi, ladki boli aadmi ho ki jaanwar, ladka bola jaan to tum ho var to hum hai.
The story is about a girl who is sold into prostitution by the protagonist whom she loves, or so thinks she does, but after she is rescued by the same man who sold her into prostitution, she forgives him and falls in love with him again with no consequences to the protagonist.
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