Apne Ko Paisa Chahiye

Music Director : Sajid-Wajid

Singers: Wajid, Sowmya Raoh

Lyricist: Shabbir Ahmed

[Apne ko paisa chahiye

Dollor euro pound chahiye

Credit nahi cash chahiye

White nahi sab black chahiye ] - 2

Husn key lakho raang

Kaunsa rang dekho ge

Marmari sa badan

Ye mera chuke dekho ge

Hey apne ko paisa chahiye

Dollor euro pound chahiye

Credit nahi cash chahiye

White nahi sab black chahiye

Chadti jawani mere chal mastani

Ho ho ho..

Chadti jawani mere chal mastani

Tune kadar na jani raja

Oh mere raja, paas aja

Hai sama khoob dur na ja

Na re na na, pas na aa

Rokh kudhko re dil ko samja

Hey apne ko paisa chahiye

Dollor euro pound chahiye

Credit nahi cash chahiye

White nahi sab black chahiye

Bhiksha mai jo bhi dhoge

Devi mai sab lelunga

Prem pujaari hu mai

Pran kuy beche malai

kuyn jooti paat padaye

Pandit anaadi re tu

Hu dil ka sachaa

Vaade ka pakka

Aisi baato mai kuch bhi na rakka

Rahtahu sab ke saamne darling

Shaadi mai thujse karunga

Jaanu

Nahi Shaadi mai thujse karunga

Ranja

Nahi Shaadi mai thujse karunga

Parnath

Arey Shaadi mai sab se karungaaaa

Jaanu.. Oh baby listen to me

Arey chod chod chod

Mai tumareh bache ka baap nahi bansaktha

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