The track listing for "Passion" is as follows :- 1. Thora Thora Pyar2. Hera Pheryan3. Mujhe Ley Key Chal4. Ankhyan Akhyan5. Dhoondh Ley Panah6. Aa Meray Pas7. Chalo Ik Sath8. Ja Mayn Nayee Khedna9. Yaad Piya Ki10. Mai Nee Mai11. Thora Thora Pyar (Party Mix)

The track listing for "Ishq" is as follows :- 1. Chaein2. Chul Kuriye3. Dharti Ke Khuda 4. Ishq5. Janey Tu 6. Jugal Bandi (Live) 7. Kaisay Gaoun8. Piya 9. Saqi Nama 10. Shamain11. Sheena 12. Sheshe Ke Ghar

The track listing for "Young tarang" is as follows :-  1. Dam dad de de 2. Bom bom 3. Dosti 4. Kia hoa 5. Dherey dherey 6. Tali dey thaley 7. Camera 8. Ankhen milaney 9. Oye oye 10. Aag 11. Muskrana (remix) 12. Koye nehin (remix) 13. Pyar ka jadu 14. Paisa paisa 15. Sun mere 16. Telephone pyar 17. Ahha

The track listing for "Hot Line" is as follows :-  1. Telephone Pyar 2. Aaa Haan  3. Ajnabi  4. Hamaisha  5. Hum Aur Tum  6. Teri Yaad  7. Khubsurat  8. Number Aik  9. Paisa  10. Aap Jaisa Koi  11. Soja Meri Jaan  12. Dharti Hamri Hay 13. Camera 14. Meharbani 15. Walawaye 16. Tali dey Thaley

The track listing for "Zindagi" is as follows :-    1. Roop  2. Bewafa   3. Chahat Ki Tasweerain   4. Defence   5. Dholna   6. Duriyan   7. Heeriye Ni   8. Hum Hi Jeetenge   9. Kaisa Jadogar   10. Mera Pakistan   11. Nazren  12. Piyaas   13. Pyar Amar   14. Roop  15. Sajni   16. Yaadon Ka Diya   17. Zindagi

1994 was a remarkable year. When Jeeva was released that year nobody suspected it to be anything more than an ordinary movie, and there was no reason to predict why it would not succumb to what had become the fate of every Pakistani movie. But somehow, something changed somewhere. Jeeva drew audience from all quarters of the society. It might have been due to a number of factors that distinguished this movie from the common lot. The lead was given to couple of brand new actors (Babar Ali and Resham), who faced the camera along with the veterans like Nadeem(in the title role), Deeba, Ghulam Mohiyuddin, Neeli and Javed Sheikh. It was the first local movie in a number of years to boast of music that could compete with the best of the current Indian cinema, and photography that could be seen as real glamour. The man behind the show was the not-so-old storywriter turned director, Syed Noor.