Updated February 26th, 2020 at 17:37 IST

Malaika Arora's decade-old album songs that one might have missed out

Malaika Arora started her career in Bollywood as a model and had appeared in numerous music videos before entering the mainstream film industry. See her videos!

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Malaika Arora made her Bollywood debut as a producer through Arbaaz Khan's production company but she later ventured into acting in Hindi films. She starred in many movies like Kaante, Bichhoo, Dil Se to name a few but she actually set up her roots through her exceptional dancing skills. Malaika is popular for grooving to numerous dance songs in her career like Chaiyya Chaiyya, Gur Naalo Ishq Mitha, Munni Badnam and Maahi Ve. Her success is credited to her popular breathtaking dance routines. Have a look at some of her old classics that one might not have heard. 

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Malaika Arora's songs you probably didn't hear

Ek wari tak le 

The song Ek Wari Tak Le was featured in the action-thriller movie Bicchoo which was released in 2000. Malaika played the role of the protagonist's girlfriend in the film, the movie also starred Rani Mukerji. The movie was a Hindi remake of the thriller film titled Léon: The Professional. This dance number has been crooned by Sunidhi Chauhan and Harry Anand. 

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Aa Mujhe Choo Le

Aa Mujhe Choo Le is an album single which featured Malaika Arora. The song is sung by Sukhwinder Singh. The album song was released in 2008.

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Das Gayo Paapi Bichhuda

This album single called Das Gayo Paapi Bichhuda was a popular folk number in the voice of the popular Rajasthani folk singer Ila Arun. The song was sung, composed and even written by Ila Arun and it featured in the album Bichhuda. 

Huna Huna 

Huna Huna is one such less popular song that featured the then real-life couple Malaika and Arbaaz in the song video. The song was sung in the deep melodious voice of Shubha Mudgal who brings out a military spouse's plight and how she wishes that her partner returns safely from the war. 

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Published February 26th, 2020 at 17:37 IST