Bombay Talkie (band)

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Bombay Talkie was a Bhangra band of the 1990s, from Glasgow, Scotland. The group were best known for their hit, "Charigue" (but spelt Chargiye on their Judgement Day CD),^[1] which is still included on many Bhangra compilation albums.

The band featured in the BBC Television documentary The Spice Boys – a reference to the Spice Girls, who had also risen to prominence at the time – and played at the T in the Park music festival plus toured Malaysia.^[1]