Music: Himesh Reshammiya
Lyrics: Sameer
Singers: Alka Yagnik, Kumar Sanu, Kunal, Richa Sharma, Sonu Nigam, Udit Narayan

 After he bagged well-deserved awards for Tere Naam, one expected every Himesh Reshammiya score to be good. His music in Boney Kapoor’s Run is average at best, as both he and lyricist Sameer don’t churn out anything new in sound or content.

Sarki Chunariya Re Zara Zara (Alka Yagnik-Udit Narayan) has a typical Himesh feel, and is marred by irritating voice modifications and a forced soni-sona-maahi portion.

Dil Mein Jo Baat (Alka Sonu Nigam) is pretty catchy, as the singers croon: “Dil mein jo baat hai keh doon, do you really feel the way I do?” The song has another version called Tere Mere Pyar Ke Chand.

The Alka-Kumar Sanu song Tere Aane Se, which also has a remixed version, has a peppy beat. Chain Ho Chain Ho (Alka-Sonu) has a catchy tune, though one wonders why Sonu sounds like he’s in so much pain while singing “Chain ho chain ho mere dil ka, sirf tum, sirf tum, sirf tum”.

Nahin Hona Nahin Hona (Kunal-Richa Sharma) provides the predictable Panjabi music element, and Bade Nazuk Daur Se (Alka-Kumar Sanu) seems straight out of the Nadeem-Shravan style sheet. Barring
a few songs, Run is run of the mill.