नादानियाँ

This listing of 'Nadaaniyan' without the 'Title Track' designation likely represents either the in-film version of the title track (used in a specific scene with a different mix or edit) or a slightly different arrangement compared to the official promotional 'Nadaaniyan (Title Track).' Both share identical credits, singers, and duration (3:59), suggesting a minimal difference — perhaps an alternate mix created for the film's ending sequence or a promotional cut without the full orchestration.

The production of this version is consistent with the title track — the same piano-guitar-ukulele-strings ensemble, the same seven vocalists, and the same arrangement. The key potential differences are in the mix (instruments may be slightly differently balanced for film use vs. standalone streaming) or in the edit (possibly a shorter or longer intro/outro suitable for a specific scene). Pending confirmation, this entry is treated as the album's alternate/in-film version of the title track.

Amitabh Bhattacharya's lyric 'nadaaniyan' remains unchanged in this version. The word's plural form suggests multiplicity — not one folly but many, the accumulated record of a relationship's fumbles and misreads that become its story.

The inclusion of this seemingly duplicate entry in the census data suggests the Nadaaniyan album on streaming platforms (Sony Music India / Spotify) lists both a promotional 'Title Track' version and an in-film version. This practice is common in Bollywood soundtracks where the same song may have slightly different edits for different purposes.

Whether this is a technically distinct version or a duplicate listing, 'Nadaaniyan' in both its forms represents Sachin-Jigar and Amitabh Bhattacharya's most complete statement of the film's emotional thesis: that young love's foolishness is not something to outgrow but something to carry forward as a reminder of who you were when you first learned to love.