Mohabbat Ki Hai
Anuradha Paudwal · Sadak
Director: Nadeem-Shravan
Lyricist: Sameer, Surinder
Singers: Anuradha Paudwal, Kumar Sanu
Kumar:
Mohabbat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye - (2)
Jaan Bhi Doonga Tumhaare Liye - (2)
Anuradha:
Bagaavat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye - (2)
Jaan Bhi Doongi Tumhaare Liye - (2)
Kumar:
Mohabbat Ki Hai ...
Anuradha:
Kushiyon Ki Daphali Bajaate Rahenge - (2)
Saari Umar Yoon Hi Gaate Rahenge - (2)
Kumar:
Haay Saanson Ki Saragam Yahi Gunagunaaye - (2)
Tumako Kabhi Na Koi Gam Sataaye
Ibaadat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye
Jaan Bhi Doonga ...
Anuradha:
Kashti Hoon Main Tu Hai Mera Kinaara - (2)
Mujhako To Hai Sirf Tera Sahaara - (2)
Kumar:
Main Chandrama Tu Meri Roshani Hai - (2)
Mere Lie Jaan-e-man Tu Bani Hai
Ibaadat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye
Jaan Bhi Doonga ...
Kumar:
Mujhako Pata Hai Na Tujhako Kabar Hai - (2)
Anuradha:
Hamako To Har Pal Zamaane Ka Dar Hai - (2)
Kumar:
Ham Vo Karenge Hamein Jo Hai Karana - (2)
Hamako Zamaane Ki Koi Fiqar Na
Adaavat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye
Jaan Bhi Doonga
Lyricist: Sameer, Surinder
Singers: Anuradha Paudwal, Kumar Sanu
Kumar:
Mohabbat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye - (2)
Jaan Bhi Doonga Tumhaare Liye - (2)
Anuradha:
Bagaavat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye - (2)
Jaan Bhi Doongi Tumhaare Liye - (2)
Kumar:
Mohabbat Ki Hai ...
Anuradha:
Kushiyon Ki Daphali Bajaate Rahenge - (2)
Saari Umar Yoon Hi Gaate Rahenge - (2)
Kumar:
Haay Saanson Ki Saragam Yahi Gunagunaaye - (2)
Tumako Kabhi Na Koi Gam Sataaye
Ibaadat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye
Jaan Bhi Doonga ...
Anuradha:
Kashti Hoon Main Tu Hai Mera Kinaara - (2)
Mujhako To Hai Sirf Tera Sahaara - (2)
Kumar:
Main Chandrama Tu Meri Roshani Hai - (2)
Mere Lie Jaan-e-man Tu Bani Hai
Ibaadat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye
Jaan Bhi Doonga ...
Kumar:
Mujhako Pata Hai Na Tujhako Kabar Hai - (2)
Anuradha:
Hamako To Har Pal Zamaane Ka Dar Hai - (2)
Kumar:
Ham Vo Karenge Hamein Jo Hai Karana - (2)
Hamako Zamaane Ki Koi Fiqar Na
Adaavat Ki Hai Tumhaare Liye
Jaan Bhi Doonga
Mohabbat Ki Hai
Anuradha Paudwal delivers a soulful rendition of 'Mohabbat Ki Hai' on the soundtrack of the 1983 film Sadak. The track exemplifies the era's romantic Bollywood style, blending traditional instrumentation with the emotive vocal delivery characteristic of Paudwal's discography. As a staple of her early career, the recording captures the tender atmosphere of the period, showcasing her ability to convey deep affection through melody and tone. This composition remains a significant song in her catalogue, reflecting the cinematic soundtracks of the early 1980s that defined the genre's romantic narrative.