Woh Bas Main Hoon
Sunidhi Chauhan · Kyun...! Ho Gaya Na
Lyricist: Javed Akhtar
Singers: Sunidhi Chauhan, Shaan
Tum Idhar Ek Nazar Dekho
Nahi Toh Pachtaaoge
Kahin Bhi Koi Bhi Mere Jaisa
Tum Nahin Paoge Yahan Wahan,
Jaao Jahan Yahan
Wahan, Chahein Jaao Jahan
Mere Jaisa Hoga Kahan
Jisme Yahan Saari Khoobiyan Hai
Woh Bas Main Hoon, Bas Main Hoon...- (2) Koi Doosara Nahin... - (3)
Main Kya Hoon Tum Bhi Dekho Na
Main Hoon, Bas Main Hoon,
Bas Main Hoon Koi Doosara Nahin... - (2)
Main Kya Hoon Tum Hi Dekhona, Dekho Dekho Dekho Na
Tum Kya Ho Kaise Ho Chodoo Mujhe Kya Samjhaaoge
Kahin Bhi Dekho Toh Apne Jaise Hazaroon Paaoge
Tumse Jawan Ghume Lakho Yahan
Woh Bechare Woh Bezabaan Unko Kahan
Aisi Galat Fhemiyan Ke Main Hoon
Bas Main...Doosara Nahin,... - (2)
Main Hoon, Bas Main...Doosara Nahin,.. - (2)
In Baaton Se Baaz Aao Na Jaao Jaao Jaao Na
Jo Main Kahon, Raat Mein Ho Din
Din Mein Raat Ho Kyun Main Sunu
Aisi Jo Be Sar Per Ki Baat Ho Tum
Yeh Sun Lo, Tum Yeh Samjho Tyum
Yeh Jaano Jisme Saari Khoobiya Hai
Main Hoon, Bas Main...Doosara Nahin,... - (2)
Jaao Jaao Jaao Na Kya Jaane Kyun
Dil Ye Chahe Tum Jo Kaho Main
Maan Loon Hairaan Hoon Tumne
Kya Samjha Kya Jaana Main Kaun Hoon
Maine Samjha Maine Jaana Maine Maana
Jismein Saari Khoobiya Hain
Tum Ho Bas Tum Ho Ba5 Tum Ho.... Koi Doosara Nahin... - (3)
Bas Yeh Hi Kehti Jaao Na
Jaao Jaao Jaao Na
About Woh Bas Main Hoon
Sunidhi Chauhan delivers a hauntingly beautiful rendition of "Woh Bas Main Hoon," a track that exemplifies her signature ability to blend soulful vocals with emotive storytelling. Featured on the 2004 Bollywood soundtrack "Kyun...! Ho Gaya Na," the recording showcases her mastery of the Indian film music genre, characterized by its rich melodic structures and dramatic intensity. This song stands as a testament to her career's peak during the mid-2000s, where she consistently redefined the female lead vocal role in Hindi cinema. The composition invites listeners into a narrative of longing and introspection, utilizing atmospheric production to enhance the raw emotional power of her voice. While not one of her most commercially charted hits, the track remains a cherished piece within her discography, often cited by fans for its lyrical depth and vocal precision. It reflects the era's preference for songs that prioritize poetic expression over catchy hooks, cementing Chauhan's status as a pivotal figure in modern Indian pop music.