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Na Pucho : The enthusiastic impulse of nightclub "trance" makes a splashing presence as the recurring electronic beats with rigorous drum beating aggravate the youthful zing in loud and pacy "Na Pucho". It's more like a solo dancing track played with tinge of Arabic musical tinge and can well encompass the happenings of the frightening and engrossing climax. Sunidhi's passionate vocals flare up senses as she is the chosen one for the album. Vishal Dadlani's excited back-up vocals may not be impounding but they form a striking balance with her vocals and thumping synthesizer notes clubbed with enthused drum beating. It's another impressive work that sounds more situational but still a winner in the end.

Naughty Naughty : After Sunidhi Chauhan's back-to-back solo tracks, it's "Golmaal" sensation Anushka Manchandani getting into groove into classical "n" pop folk base soundtrack "Naughty Naughty". It has the fine collage of hip-hop, trance spiced up with small dosages of classical flavors as effective "sitar" display gives it an impressive start. The song has folk base back-up vocals that get in sync with seductive oomph of Anushka. Finally, it's electronic and trance musical flavors adding more colors to it. It's a typical DJ's delight as it can well be played on nightclubs and discos with loud volumes.

Rehem Kare : "Rehem Kare" is another racy electronic "n" trance musical work soundtrack where evocative lyrics make impressive moves with groovy R n B and hip-hop musical flavors. The lethal combination of Sunidhi and Vishal are back at their fiery best with Panchhi Jalonvi's fusion spiced lyrical flow giving it an effective narrative flow. The repetitive electronic sounds are balanced with oozing vocals where the "trance" musical flow maintains its zingy thrust. Like "Naughty Naughty", it's a situational and visually spectacle delight that can well be clubbed in "club" mix category.

Vishal-Shekhar strikes big and fights back to their desired form with this upbeat and stylish album 'Cash'. After the early disappointment of 'Ta Ra Rum Pum Pum' and 'I See You', the music duo has a winner in hand with this album. The title track has already been a big rage while tracks like "Mind Blowing Mahiya", "Zara Bachke" and "Rehem Kare" will positively strike chord with today's pop genre. 'Cash' will be one of the most affable albums among urban youth and its numbers will be generating the desired hype for the film. Big Music has really started "big" with its first venture and will be groping for similar success for its second release 'Marigold' in coming weeks.