Best Of Sunidhi Chauhan's Tracks We Love

Sunidhi Chauhan rose to notoriety after winning the Meri Aawaz Suno television singing competition. Mast, directed by Ram Gopal Varma, was her breakthrough film, in which she performed the popular song “Ruki Ruki Si Zindagi.” Sunidhi has turned into a chart-topping machine, with practically all of her songs becoming hits. Due to the popularity of her fast-paced tracks, she has been dubbed the “Queen of Item Numbers.” She has, nevertheless, proven her ability by singing songs in a variety of genres, establishing herself as one of Bollywood’s top female playback singers today. The following is a list of her top five songs.

Beedi Jalaile

Sunidhi has sung every syllable of this tune from ‘Omkara’ with gusto and has given this rowdy mass song just the appropriate amount of rusticity and raunchiness. The song’s mournful tone perfectly complements Chauhan’s incredible vocal range. In this song, penned by Gulzar and composed by Vishal Bhardwaj, she is skillfully accompanied by Sukhwinder Singh.

Sheila Ki Jawani

In this chartbuster item single from ‘Tees Maar Khan,’ Sunidhi’s exorbitantly raunchy vocals shout to the extreme. Her vocals add a lot of energy and enthusiasm to this Vishal-Shekhar piece. The song’s video, which features Katrina Kaif and is choreographed by Farah Khan, is the cherry on top.

Bhaage Re Mann

Sunidhi is a fish in water when it comes to this song from ‘Chameli.’ Sandesh Shandilya’s song creates a weird mood with her voice because it has an innocent tone to it. Sunidhi’s powerful delivery complements Irshad Kamil’s lyrics beautifully.

Dhoom Machale

Sunidhi Chauhan delivers a powerful performance in the film’s title track. Her vocals give this bold and dynamic tune by Pritam a lot of attitude and energy. She also maintains a wonderful balance throughout singing the verse, which is really stunning.

Dance Pe Chance

Sunidhi Chauhan is in terrific form while performing this music from ‘Rabb Ne Bana Di Jodi,’ giving it her all to bring zest, energy, and life to a fully situational piece. In this Salim-Sulaiman composition, she is well accompanied by Bhangra King Labh Janjua.