Shweta rendered (Rahm)an awesome track

At the time of its release, it wouldn’t have been incorrect to state that Mangta Hai Kya was a unique track.

Six minutes and 45 seconds long, it was the second-longest song on the soundtrack of Rangeela.

Mehboob penned it.

A R Rahman didn’t just compose the song, but was also credited as the crooner.

Shweta Shetty, who shared singing credits with him, was nominated in the Best Female Playback Singer category at the Filmfare Awards in 1996.

Aptly, the word jadoo, which means magic, was repeated three times at the beginning of the song.

Baba S(hwet)ang this hilarious number

Rukmani Rukmani was the longest song on the soundtrack of Roja – it was six minutes and five seconds long.

Even if the track, which was penned by P K Mishra, was a tad risqué, it wouldn’t be incorrect to state that it was extremely popular.

And that was primarily because the thin line between classiness and vulgarity wasn’t crossed.

A R Rahman composed the song, which was rendered by a couple of singers who became household names in India with the advent of satellite television and Indipop in the 1990s – Baba Sehgal and Shweta Shetty.