Jubilee song Babuji Bhole Bhale: Wamiqa Gabbi brings old-world charm to the Sunidhi Chauhan-crooned dancing track

Prime Video put out the catchy music from the upcoming Amazon Original show Jubilee with the T-Series. The album has twelve original songs that will take listeners back to the Golden Age of Indian movies. Kausar Munir and Amit Trivedi did a great job writing and putting together the classic soundtracks. Each song on the album, from Babuji Bhole Bhale's thumping dance tune to Udankhatola's hummable chorus, offers nostalgia, charm, and pure genius.

Babuji Bhole Bhale also has an exclusive music video with the main character, Wamiqa Gabbi, dancing to the beats. The video features Sunidhi Chauhan's unique voice and the upbeat undertones of classic 1940s music. The song video provides a unique look at what to expect from Vikramaditya Motwane's Jubilee, a nostalgic journey through time to experience the height of Indian film.

The following tracks are included on the diverse album:

1. Voh Tere Mere Ishq, singer: Sunidhi Chauhan

2. Udankhatola (Singers: Mohammed Irfan, Vaishali Mahde)

3. Babuji Bhole Bhaale, singer: Sunidhi Chauhan

4. Chandu Naacha, singers: Swanand Kirkire, Amit Trivedi

5. Dil Jahan Pe Le Chala, singer: Amit Trivedi

6. Dil Jahan Pe Le Chala x Shahid Mix – Singer: Shahid Mallya

7. Ithlati Chali (Singers: Mohammed Irfan and Vaishali Made)

8. Nahin Ji Nahin, singers: Papon, Sunidhi Chauhan

9. Itni si hai Dastaan, singers: Mohammed Irfan, Sunidhi Chauhan

10. Na Koyi Mera (Singer: Papon, Vaishali Mhade)

11. Dariyancha Raja: Singers: Mohammed Irfan, Divya Kumar

12. Naren’s Masterpiece, singer: Devender Pal

Soumik Sen and Vikramaditya Motwane came up with the idea for the series, and Motwane is in charge of making it. Phantom Studios, Reliance Entertainment, and Andolan Films are the producers of the series. Some of the best ensemble cast of the show are Prosenjit Chatterjee, Aditi Rao Hydari, Aparshakti Khurana, Wamiqa Gabbi, Sidhant Gupta, Nandish Sandhu, and Ram Kapoor. Jubilee's Part One (Episodes One through Five) will debut on April 7, and Part Two (Episodes Six through Ten) will be available the following week, April 14.