Manmohan Desai presents MKD films Yeh Hai Jalwa. Directed and edited by David Dhawan, who seems to be missing track with his Hero No. 1 Govinda. Yeh Hai Jalwa is produced by Kanchan Ketan Desai, lyrics is by Sudhakar Sharma and the music is given by Himesh Reshammiya.

Jalwa... the song would be better called as 'O jane jigar' insisted of Jalwa. As Jalwa is just sung in the background. Kumar Sanu and Alka Yagnik have given excellent performance. It's kind of romantic number but does not follow the routine principal of slow music. Jalwa is repeated on other side.

Dhire Dhire... Udit Narayan along with Alka Yagnik teaches the lesson of slow and steady. The song is good enough to tap your feet.


Carbon copy... Shaan's number. It's a humorous song one like love-o-logy. Father beware, you never know when your son comes out with this song. The song is in fast motion but later drifts to the sad side. There are three versions of this song out of which one is sad.

Aankhen pyari hai... Don't! Don't!! get carried away by the name itself. After lots of music Kumar Sanu and Alka Yagnik manage to sing. The song is very obvious, the love birds spend all their time doing each others 'Tarif' which starts from their eyes and goes all the way to their heart.

Moving to the other side which does not have much to offer except a couple of repeated numbers.

Chudi khankayi re... although Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik are simple good, the song fails to leave it's mark. The song starts from chudi goes to mendhi then to chunari and bindi and so on...

London mein India... this song seems special as the music is given by Anand Raj Anand and lyrics is by Dev Kohli. This song is sung by Sukhwinder Singh and Pankaj Udhas. "Chithi ayi hai" may repeat itself. This song will touch every Indian's heart specially those settled abroad.