Bombay Girl

Bombay Girl
Bombay Girl
Studio album by Alisha
Released	May 1994 (Cassette) ; January 1995 (CD)
Recorded	1993
Genre	Indipop
Length	72:23
Label	Magnasound
Alisha chronology
Lesle Lewis chronology

Last updated March 28, 2025

No.	Title	Artist(s)	Length
1.	"De De"	Alisha Chinai	4:11
2.	"Bombay Girl"	Alisha Chinai	5:18
3.	"Sona Sona Mera Sona"	Alisha Chinai	3:47
4.	"Justjoo"	Alisha Chinai	5:35
5.	"I Love You Baby"	Alisha Chinai	4:10
6.	"Ayega"	Alisha Chinai	5:20
7.	"Kal Hi Ki Baat Hai"	Alisha Chinai, Sonu Nigam	4:45
8.	"Love Crazy"	Alisha Chinai	3:57
9.	"Damadam Mast Kalandar"	Ila Arun	3:54
10.	"Aap Jaisa Koi"	Nazia Hasan	4:07
11.	"Ni Main Yaar Manana Ni"	Sonali Bajpayee	4:53
12.	"Muthu Kudi"	Hema Sardesai	5:27
13.	"Dam Maro Dam"	Nalini Dave, Sagarika	3:46
14.	"Phir Teri Yaad"	Sonu Nigam	4:58
15.	"Culture Mix"	Shaan	3:46
16.	"Mehbooba"	Jolly Mukherjee, Hema Sardesai	4:36
Total length:			72:30

Notes

Track 9 to 16 are Bonus Track and only present in Audio CD.

Source

References

↑ India Today Volume 19 1994 - - Page cxcv "The third is Alisha Chinai. Promoted very successfully as a pop singer by His Master's Voice in the late '80s, yesterday's Baby Doll and Madonna is now to be recorded, released and promoted by Magnasound in a new album called Bombay Girl. The idea fore to push her as a pixie-popper. The new album calls for slickening up the act for a Bombay girl image — urban like Shweta, but a cutsie, not a cat. "
↑ Verve: The Spirit of Today's Woman - Volume 3 1997- Page 51 "She's a hit woman in more ways than one. She's belted out five hit albums (Aah Alisha, Baby Doll, Madonna of India, Bombay Girl and Made In India) in a span of as many years."

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[1] India Today Volume 19 1994 - - Page cxcv "The third is Alisha Chinai. Promoted very successfully as a pop singer by His Master's Voice in the late '80s, yesterday's Baby Doll and Madonna is now to be recorded, released and promoted by Magnasound in a new album called Bombay Girl. The idea fore to push her as a pixie-popper. The new album calls for slickening up the act for a Bombay girl image — urban like Shweta, but a cutsie, not a cat. "

[2] Verve: The Spirit of Today's Woman - Volume 3 1997- Page 51 "She's a hit woman in more ways than one. She's belted out five hit albums (Aah Alisha, Baby Doll, Madonna of India, Bombay Girl and Made In India) in a span of as many years."