Rog
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 2005
Music Director: M.M. Kreem, Music Mushrooms, Gaudi
Lyricist: Neelesh Misra, Traditional, Sayeed Quadri
Label: Saregama
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Album Credits: BACKGROUND SCORE: Music Mushrooms; COMPOSED, ARRANGED & MIXED BY: J.D. (Jaideep), Kurt, Samrat.
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| Maine Dil Se Kaha |
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| Tere Is Jahan Mein |
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| Khoobsurat - I |
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| Guzar Na Jaye (Duet) |
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| Sufani |
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| Khoobsurat - II |
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| Guzar Na Jaye (Female) |
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| Rog Theme |
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Awards
- No award information available.
Trivia
- This film appears to be an adaptation of the Hollywood mystery classic "Laura" (1944).
Album
- Guzar Na Jaye (Duet) - M.M. Kreem had originally composed the tune of this song for the Telugu film song "Vellipothe Ela" ("Okariki Okaru", 2003). He himself had sung the original version along with Shreya Ghoshal.[1]
- Sufani - This song was licensed from an album recorded by the London-based musician Gaudi. The track included the Sufi qalam "Kulli Vicho Ni Yaar Lab Le". The vocalists on the track, Bibi Swaran Nooran, her husband Sohan Lal, and her son Dilbahar singing, were not credited in the film's album. Dilbahar went on to debut in Hindi films for the song "Superchor" ("Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!", 2008). Bibi Swaran Nooran's grand-daughters and Dilbahar's nieces, Jyoti and Sultana Nooran, went on to become popular singers in Hindi films and came to be known as Nooran sisters. They debuted in Hindi films with A.R. Rahman's "Patakha Guddi" ("Highway", 2014).[2][3]