Hinglish songs that rock.

Take a little bit of English, pour a whole lot of Hindi and what do you get? Hinglish!
There was a time, when Kishore Kumar and Nutan played Tom and Jerry against C-A-T CAT (cat maane billi) and R-A-T RAT (rat maane chooha, arre dil hai tere panje mein toh kya hua) in Dilli Ka Thug.
Years later, Amitabh Bachchan introduced himself as My name is Anthony Gonsalves. Unable to come up with another such striking names, lyricists resorted to designations.
Mithun Chakravarthy flaunted his groovy profession with I am a disco dancer while Govinda humbly made do with I am street dancer.
Romantic declarations weren't far behind. Jackie Shroff swooned to Ding dong oh baby sing a song in Hero.
Karisma Kapoor vowed I live for you, I die for you in Prem Qaidi while arch rival Raveena Tandon cooed My adorable darling I live for you every night, every morning to Saif Ali Khan in Main Khiladi Tu Anari.
But Lolo and Ravs both paled in comparison to Rekha's sexy overtures with Akshay Kumar in In the night no control (Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi).
Does love means never having to say you're sorry? Says who? Check out Sridevi playfully chirping I am very, very sorry tera naam bhool gayi to Salman Khan in Chand Ka Tukda.
After covering most ground, it came down to the weather department. Like Atul Agnihotri's Hinglish statement: Rain is falling chamacham cham�.
Then things got a bit ridiculous with inanities like You are my chicken fry, you are my mutton fry (Rock Dancer). With rap and hip hop becoming a flavour of Hindi film music, the new millennium has witnessed an overwhelming flurry of 'hip 'n' happening' Hinglish music. Not everyone's a fan, of course.
You may dig or detest songs like Do you wanna partner' or You're my love from David Dhawan's romantic comedy, Partner. With the Salman Khan-Govinda starrer close on the heels of release, rediff.com decided to take a look at some of the Hinglish chartbusters in recent times.