From the shores of Mumbai to the streets of Kolkata, Bollywood has created the themes so many people have come to love.

You can hear the music of Bollywood in the streets of India playing from a father’s phone, a rickshaw driver’s radio or the countless people singing there own renditions on their way home after a day of slinging chapatis to the working-class.

These are the themes of the villains, heroes and the everyday people. From the heavy hitting funk to the booty shaking disco straight to the artists representing the traditional, these records represent Bollywood.

Directed by Raji The Chef this mix is cooked up into 3 sequences. Onion Bhaji with Raita is the entree. Featuring some of the most skull snapping drums in Bollywood history, this will get your appetite started and wanting more.

Next up is the main dish Paneer Tikka Masala, with so much spice you'll need a Zantac for the heartburn. With the taste of the traditional we take the road all the way down to the villages of Hyderabad to the psychedelic rivers of the Jamuna in West Bengal.

Finally, for dessert is the timeless Gulab Jamun. Starting with horns so ear splitting you’ll be ready to charge into battle on your elephant but shortly you’ll be stepping to your left and getting your groove on with Mr. Naidu for the Cha Cha Cha.

At just over 72 minutes of run time enjoy the ride through this movie of sound, heartbreak and straight villainy.