AA (Super Hit) 

Beta


A1 (Hit) 

Deewana

Shola Aur Shabnam


A (Semi Hit)

Bol Radha Bol

Jigar

Jaan Tere Naam


BB (Overflow) 

Aaj Ka Goondaraj

Tahalka ('A1' in Delhi-UP, East Punjab, Rajasthan) 

Jo Jeeta Wahi Sikandar ('A' in Bombay, South India) 

Khiladi ('A' in Bombay , West Bengal) 

Police Officer

Balwaan


B1 To BB Commission To Overflow) 

Angaar ('A1' in Bombay, Average in some circuits) 

Tyagi ('A' in Delhi-UP, Rajasthan)

Dil Ka Kya Hai Kasoor

Panaah


B1 (Commission Earner) 

Kal Ki Awaaz

Vansh

Mere Sajana Saath Nibhana ('A' in Delhi-UP) 

Prem Deewane

Police Aur Mujrim


B (Coverage To Commission) 

Khuda Gawah

Sapne Sajan Ke

Jaagruti (BB in West Bengal) 

Dil Hi Toh Hai

Virodhi (BB In Delhi-UP) 

Antarnaad

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