Hey Parth, My two cents on this topic... As far as I understand, an indexed nav (A-Z) would be useful only if there is a very large known volume of data (such as a dictionary where you know the spelling) if the ultimate objective of the nav in this case is to reveal new data and encourage deeper browsing, it would be better to provide a two level link list menu (such as the nav on the right of this very page that allows you to access a thread AND see ppl who mailed on it) or then an annotated link list such as any search result page such as Google or Bing both educating and guiding the user simultaneously. Lastly the labels and data for these links should be grouped by how your users browse (could be genre, chronological, latest releases etc) Hope this helps!
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