3. In Aankhon Ki Masti -- Umrao Jaan

This song is in my head almost six out of the seven days of the week. RIDICULOUSLY beautiful, but seriously, what a visual treat. Those eyes, the eyebrows, and the jewels, my lord.

4. Dil Cheez Kya Hai -- Umrao Jaan

Fun fact: I’m so in love with Rekha in this movie that the lock screen of my phone is the very chromatically pleasing, red-hued, movie poster of Umrao Jaan. A film by Muzaffar Ali.

5. Kya Hua Tera Wada -- Yaadon Ki Baaraat

I don’t know what part of this song to pay attention to. The child versions of themselves showing up to call the lady out -- who are in the same outfits by the way --, the outright chest-heave crying while some guy who is obviously her date makes strange facial expressions (poor Rishi Kapoor), the lipstick imprints on her index finger from biting on it to control herself (she’s doing a horrible job)

OR the part with the flashbacks of when the singer actually took showers and wore slightly less atrocious outfits (this is highly debatable, but I think we can agree the white on white bell bottoms and jacket is less of an eyesore than that stark red and khaki ensemble he’s got going on). Sizzling '70s indeed.

6. Chura Liya -- Yaadon Ki Baaraat

7. Lag Jaa Gale -- Woh Kaun Thi

Catch me NOT singing this song. I’m obsessed with it, Lata Mangeshkar, and Sadhana. If only we could all look this beautiful when we walk around and cry. Jokes aside, she is stunning, and Lata Mangeshkar’s voice has me in tears.

8. Khilte Hain Gul Yahan -- Sharmilee

Other than just being a great song to listen and sing along to (let’s talk that crisp Kishore Kumar voice), I’m constantly drooling at the visuals. I’m not sure who is prettier, Rakhi or Shashi Kapoor. Aesthetically speaking, the color scheme in this song isn’t my favorite, but the soft blurs and the added-in sparkles around Rakhi make up for that. It’s a treat in that old-Bollywood movie way.

9. Mujhe Kuchh Kehna Hai -- Bobby

I’ll be honest, I only put a song from Bobby on this list because I think this one is just so aesthetically pleasing. I’m not a fan of Rishi Kapoor or Dimple Kapadia, but that gleaming, broken-mirror shard covered tree at 3:12, and 3:33 has my full attention. Not to mention, how can you go wrong with a ton of flowers. I’m sold.

10. Holi Ke Din -- Sholay

The colors in this song are so ridiculously vivid, I am in awe. Coat me in purple powder, and send me off to Holi heaven. Hema Malini is adorable as well.