Music directors Nadeem-Shravan are on a high with their latest film soundtrack "Bewafaa" receiving an excellent response from the public.

"'Bewafaa' is a refreshing change in an era of re-mixes and tunes heavily inspired by Western music. The Lata Mangeshkar and the Ghulam Ali numbers are already hot with the audience," Shravan told Bollywood portal Glamsham.

Shravan said Boney Kapoor and Dharamesh Darshan had persuaded Lata Mangeshkar to sing for them for the first time.

"Bewafaa" is Nadeem-Shravan's fourth film with director Dharamesh Darshan. Two of their previous films, "Raja Hindustani" and "Dhadkan" were big hits as well.

"No doubt the Darshan brothers have been very loyal to us but we have realised that the industry values and respects your quality of work more than anything else," Shravan said.

He was referring to the problems during a particularly low phase in their Bollywood career.

Nadeem, who is based in Britain, too is basking in the glory of the film's musical success.

"Only he is not around to share the excitement," said Shravan, adding that they are an "inseparable lot".