kamaal khan was the singer of tadap tadap ke.
kamaal khan was the singer of tadap tadap ke.
who is the singer of tadap tadap ke?
kamaal khan
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section::::discography.:selected discography.









































bullet::::- tadap tadap ke is dil se "(hum dil de chuke sanam)"









































bullet::::- jab bhi koi haseena dekhu "(hera pheri)"









































bullet::::- koi kahe kehta rahe "(dil chahta hai)"









































bullet::::- bardaasht nahi kar sakta "(humraaz)"









































bullet::::- maine dil se kaha "(rog)"









































bullet::::- awarapan banjarapan "(jism)"









































bullet::::- ding dong "(kucch to hai)"









































bullet::::- kabhi khusboo "(saaya)









































bullet::::- tu aashiqui hai "(jhankaar beats)"









































bullet::::- hai re hai re "(khushi)"









































bullet::::- go balle balle "(dil ne jise apna kahaa)"









































bullet::::- dus bahane "(dus)"









































bullet::::- bas ek pal "(bas ek pal)"









































bullet::::- soniye "(aksar)"









































bullet::::- teri yaadon mein "(the killer)"
kk (singer)
two other songs included in the movie are "ab ke sawaan ghar aazaa" which is a thumri in raga tilak kamod sung by begum akhtar and "dil tadap tadap ke kah raha hai aa bhi ja" which is from the film "madhumati" and sung by mukesh and lata mangeshkar.









































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in an interview, rao expressed that the film was meant to be a tribute to mumbai and that she sought to reveal other sides of the city not often portrayed.
dhobi ghat (film)