Top 10 Hottest Divas of India

India's hottest sacred songs are "Raz's Song", "Burning Flame of Love", "Northeast Winter (Tunak Tunak Tun)", "Leda's Song", "Jimmy Aja" and so on.

1, "Raz's Song"

"Raz's Song" is the song song pushes the good old Indian classic song recommendation in the must-have works, this song is the hottest old Indian movie "Wanderlust" inside the episode.

2, "burning fire of love"

"Burning fire of love" had the name of "the bride married the groom is not me" fire throughout the streets of our country, can be said to be the canonical good classic Indian song one of the hottest classic Indian songs. The song is included in the soundtrack album of the movie, Mohabbatein, as a classic Indian nostalgic song from India.

3, "Northeast Winter (Tunak Tunak Tun)"

When it comes to the hottest Indian song in China, it is undoubtedly this "Northeast Winter (Tunak Tunak Tun)", which is also known as the famous "I Play Mud in the Northeast", which is a 2000 song by the singer Darrell Mahar The song was sung by singer Darrell Maharaja in 2000, with lyrics in Punjabi and Chinese. After 2006, the MTV of the song "Tunak Tunak Tun" was added to the Internet with Chinese lyrics and the name "India F4". The name "Indian F4" has become a nickname for him in the Chinese-speaking world.

4, "Leda's Song"

Indian classic old songs, my favorite is the song "Leda's Song", this song is also "The Wanderer" inside the episode. Because of the classic nature of the song, the song has been covered by many mainland singers, such as Shen Xiaozen and Sun Yue, and has become one of Shen Xiaozen's representative musical works.

5, "Jimmy Aja"

"Jimmy Aja" is one of the best Indian songs, also translated as "Jimmy, come on", "Jimmy Aja", the song is an episode of the 1982 Indian movie "Disco Dancing Star", written, composed and sung by Indian female singer Annette. Once launched to occupy the top of the major charts, overnight spread through the streets of India, but also India's red-hot songs of the last century, China in the 1980s-1990s more cover versions.