Artist	Song
S. P. Balasubrahmanyam	Pennalla Pennalla
from Uzhavan (2004)
A.R. Rahman	Liberation
from 127 Hours (Music from the Motion Picture) (2010)
Shreya Ghoshal, Vijay Prakash & A.R. Rahman	Kadhal Anukkal
from Endhiran (2010)
A.R. Rahman	Chale Chalo
from Lagaan (Original Soundtrack) (2001)
Sadhana Sargam, Murtuza, Qadir	Chupke Se
from Saathiya (2002)
Shahul Hameed	Raasthi
from Thiruda Thiruda (1993)
Kavita Krishnamurthy & Shankar Shankar Mahadevan	Kay Sera… Sera…
from Pukar (2006)
Shobha Shankar, Vinith, Sonali	Margazhi Poove
from May Maadham (2004)
Shreya Ghoshal, Benny Dayal & A.R. Rahman	Tu Meri Dost Hain
from Yuvvraaj (2009)
Sonu Nigam	Saathiya
from Saathiya (2002)
Sonu Niigaam, Sunidhi Chauhan & A.R. Rahman	Gulfisha
from Ada (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2008)
A.R. Rahman, Christopher Nightingale & Värttinä	Flight to the Ford
from The Lord of the Rings (Original London Production) (2008)
A.R. Rahman, Blaaze & Tanvi Shah	Gangsta Blues
from Slumdog Millionaire (Music from the Motion Picture) (2008)
Spb, S Janaki, Arujun, Madhubala	Ottagathai Kattikko
from Gentleman (2004)
Spb, Sujatha, Arujun, Madhubala	En Veetu Thottathil
from Gentleman (2004)
A.R. Rahman	Sajna
from Couples Retreat (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2009)
Sujatha, Amir Khan, Urmila	Rangeela Rangeela
from Rangeela (2004)
Rekha Bhardwaj, Javed Ali, Anuradha Sriram & A.R. Rahman	Ranjha Ranjha Kargai Ve Mein
from Raavan (2010)
A.R. Rahman	Salaam Bombay
from Bombay Dreams (2002)
Udit Narayan & Mahalaxshmi	E Ajnabi
from Dil Se (2006)
Unni Krishnan , Kavitha Subra Mannyam, Arjun, Meena, Jyothika	Kaattrae en Vaasal
from Rhythm (2004)
A.R. Rahman	Liberation In a Dream
from 127 Hours (Music from the Motion Picture) (2010)
Unnikrishnan, Prabhu Deva, Nagma	Ennavale Adi
from Kathalan (2004)
A.R. Rahman & Ember	Shano Remix
from Yuvvraaj (2009)
A.R. Rahman & Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan	Gurus of Peace
from The Best of A.R. Rahman (Music and Magic from the Composer of Slumdog Millionaire) (2009)

Comment:

This is where A.R. Rahman really flexes his world-music muscles, taking his boundary-smashing vision global. His title track for the Andrew Lloyd Webber-produced London musical [i]Bombay Dreams[/i] is like a short-wave radio gone haywire, zapping the airwaves with splashes of Eastern melody, synthesizer squiggles, hip-hop loops, and Bollywood kitsch, living up to the lyric "Contradiction, city of extremes, everything is possible in Bombay dreams." Rahman rustles up a properly mythic Euro-folk feel — with the help of Finnish femmes Värttinä — for "The Road Goes On," from the [i]Lord of the Rings[/i] musical. And the military marching beat of "Kadam Kadam" pushes Brahms-goes-to-Bombay brass to the battle lines in a film about Indian freedom fighter Subhas Chandra Bose.

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