First up on the album is "Khwabon Khwabon", beautifully sung by KK and Suchitra, with amazing guitar arrangements. The tempo slows down in the interludes, which creates a remix opportunity. Suchitra's vocals in the "Oma Haziya" stanza come very close to stealing the show.

The mood changes 180 degrees with "Chahoon Bhi", where melody takes precedence. Bombay Jayshree and Karthik lend their voices to this song which promises to be an absolute delight for those with an ear for the intricacies of a beautifully crafted piece of music.

Mahua Kamat sings Lalit Pandey's "Dum Hai Toh Aaja". This situational track won’t be making it to the top 10 earworms of 2011 in a hurry. Following Lalit’s forgettable contribution to the album, Harris Jayaraj returns with "Main Chali", undoubtedly the second best after "Khwabon Khwabon". The song is crooned beautifully by Shreya Ghoshal, but Naresh Iyer is the one who truly dazzles.

The album concludes with Vijay Prakash, Shalini Singh and Neha Bhasin lending their voices to "Dil Ki Hai Tamanna". The music has simple arrangements, while vocals take priority once again.

All in all, if you don’t mind listening to "Khwabon Khwabon" in continuous loop, the album is worth purchasing.