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His songs live on

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Updated At : 01:02 PM May 01, 2020 IST

n Hum tum ek kamre me band ho (Bobby, 1973)

n Main shayar toh nahin (Bobby, 1973)

n Om shanti om (Karz, 1980)

n Khullam khulla pyaar karenge (Khel Khel Mein, 1975)

n Bachna ae haseeno (Hum Kisise Kum Naheen, 1977)

n Dafliwale dafli bajaa (Sargam, 1979)

n Dard-e-dil (Karz, 1980)

n Chehra hai ya chaand khila hai (Sagar, 1985)

n Chandni o meri Chandni (Chandni, 1989)

n Tere mere hoton pe (Chandni, 1989) — IANS

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