One the topic of the Best Item Songs in Bollywood, Telugu, and Tamil cinema, right from the rise of commercial films, dance numbers often coined as “item numbers” had become a must. They not only provided some distraction to the audience while watching an emotionally heavy drama, but they also helped in ticket sales for a wide variety of reasons. From the 2010 Katrina Kaif sensual number- Chikni Chameli to the 90s blockbuster- Chaiyya Chaiyya feat. Malaika Arora and the all-time classic- Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai, there are quite a few songs that made us all groove day in and day out. So here are our favorites, the Best Item Songs from Bollywood, Tollywood, and Kollywood cinema.
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A total package from Ajay-Atul’s music, dance moves, and, of course, Katrina Kaif’s sensual glamor.
Kajal Aggarwal’s moves and Geeta Madhuri’s vocals – An Instant Hit!
Malaika Arora’s return back to form with a banger.
The song which skyrocketed Pooja Hegde’s stock in Tollywood!
An evergreen classic by AR Rahman.
Allu Arjun’s fantastic dance skills and DSP’s energetic music registered one of the biggest hits of the early 2010s.
From Kareena’s expressions to Salman’s dance moves, an entertainer.
The song which started the trend of placing an item song in every commercial film of the mid-2000s.
Nora Fatehi, now an internet sensation, all thanks to this perfect rendition of a classic song.
One of the two appearances Yana Gupta made in Tollywood. A memorable one!
The song that introduced us to the terrific dancer in Katrina Kaif. A trendsetter.
The elaichi we’d like to bite
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