In this rather short album, eventually it is only 'Agar Hum Tum Ko' that one ends up revisiting. Yes, Sukhwinder's version of the title song 'Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke' is nice too but eventually it stays on to be strictly situational. However, it would be expecting a little too much for the album to make its presence felt at the stands, especially when some of the bigger albums with much more saleable names are also struggling to attract many listeners.
Ever selective Remo Fernandes is back rendering a mainstream number in the form of title song Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke. A song that establishes the character of a central protagonist who arrives from a small town to the city of Mumbai, Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke tries to be all fun and lively but doesn't cover much distance other than sounding like an ad jingle for Doordarshan. Yes, Remo is spirited in his singing but overall the song doesn't quite cut much ice and at maximum appears as the kind that plays in the opening credit rolls.
- Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke / Remo Fernandes
- Agar Hum Tum Ko / Shreya Ghoshal & Neeraj Shridhar
- Sajan Bawre / Sunidhi Chauhan
- Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke (Promotional) / Sukhwinder Singh
- Sajan Bawre (Remix) / Sunidhi Chauhan
- Agar Hum Tum Ko (Remix) / Shreya Ghoshal & Neeraj Shridhar
- Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke (Remix) / Remo Fernandes
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