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'Bollywood for Beginners'

Fresh Air | By Milo Miles

Published November 9, 2004 at 12:00 AM EST

Music critic Milo Miles reviews new collections of Bollywood film music: Bollywood for Beginners, The Best of Bollywood, 15 Classic Hits from the Indian Cinema, and The Very Best of Bollywood Songs II.

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