In Popular Culture
- The 2001 Bollywood hit film "Koi mere dil se pooche" covered this song under the title "Deewana tera hai".
- In 2001-2002, this was used in a Raymond Weil watch commercial.
- In 2002, cantopop singer Hacken Lee used the musical score for one of his songs, which is also titled Victory. Bond are credited for this song on his album.
- It was also used as a backdrop audio in the 2005 movie xXx: State of the Union.
- It was used on the 2008 Wedding Dresses Fashion Show by fashion designer Nina Duong
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