Music of Kyon Ki has been much awaited this season... Kyon Ki ...it has songs by Himesh Reshammiya and Sameer who created the songs of Tere Naam that are selling even today.

The title song ' Kyon Ki ' is instantly catchy number with a strong base of melody. It has Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik coming up with one of their best duets ever.

Even before the album was released, the song had managed to create immense hype around the movie. Now with almost half the album comprising of various versions of this track, things should only be better for ' Kyon Ki '.

A sure shot hit in the making is ' Dil Keh Raha Hai ' that is a kind of number that always works with Salman's image of a lover boy. Lyrics start off simply only to end up with something as unconventional as ' Tera Jism Odh Loon'.

A foot tapping number, it also appears in a remix version. The song is fine but one would still prefer to hear a much mellowed and slower version that has romance written all over it. Kailash Kher sings the opening lines of ' Jhatka Maare ' that soon gets into the ' dupatta ' mode, courtesy Udit Narayan's entry who croons Sameer's lyrics.

' Aa Je Le Ik Pal Mein Sau Janam ' is the final track of the album and is in fact the best track of the album. Extremely lively and sung well, it has so much that belongs to Rajesh Roshan style of music.

An album completely belonging to Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik, it can be easily added on to the long list of Himesh Reshammiya, Sameer and Salman Khan hits.