he golden years

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The golden years

}The most famous and high selling album for T-Series cassettes was for the film Aashiqui. The soundtrack album sold 20 million units which broke a record back then. It was also titled as the best selling Bollywood soundtrack album of all time! – Bhushan Kumar

}Munda South Hall Da was one Punjabi private album which was sold out. more than 2 crore cassettes were registered by the company. Till Taal, which included CDs and cassettes, that was one of the biggest sales. I am indebted to Lou Ottens, who created this magical musical resource. – Sukhwinder Singh

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