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Album Discription: Rang De Basanti Is A Bollywood hindi movie released on 2005, There are 7 mp3 songs in Bollywood Music Album Rang De Basanti, 07 - Paathshala (Rang De Basanti) (Mp3wale.com) sung by Naresh Iyer Mohammed Aslam 01 - Luka Chuppi (Rang De Basanti) (Mp3wale.com) sung by Lata Mangeshkar 04 - Khalbalee Hai Khalbalee (Rang De Basanti) (Mp3wale.com) sung by 03 - Ek Onkar Sat Naam (Rang De Basanti) (Mp3wale.com) sung by Harshdeep Kaur 02 - Khoon Chala (Rang De Basanti) (Mp3wale.com) sung by Mohit Chauhan 08 - Paathshala Be A Rebel (Rang De Basanti) (Mp3wale.com) sung by Blaaze 05 - Lalkaar (Rang De Basanti) (Mp3wale.com) sung by Aamir Khan So total number of singers in this movies bharat are 7 Download Bollywood hindi movie album Rang De Basanti mp3 songs in 190kbps, 320kbps high quality mp3songs in mp3wale. You can also download Rang De Basanti movie all 7 mp3songs in a zip format too in bharat 128kbs mp3 songs zip and bharat 320 kbps mp3 songs zip too in one click

Instead of filming at the actual locations from the script, other locations were selected for picturisation. One such scene is where Soha Ali Khan is filmed at the India Habitat Center that masquerades as the University of Delhi. On similar lines, New Delhi's Modern School at Barakhamba Road served as the location for all the scenes pertinent to All India Radio station, which is shown to be stormed by the youngsters in the film.[28] The Delhi Tourism department was happy to encourage filming in the city if it helped promote tourism, though any filming near India Gate was prohibited due to the ensuing bureaucratic paperwork.[28] Similar issues with bureaucracy were faced by Mehra while filming at the Jaipur Fort. To use a historical location for filming, they had to seek permissions of seven officials ranging from the local police to the Archaeological Survey of India office.[29] Nahargarh Fort, which oversees the city of Jaipur, was another such historical location where one of the songs was filmed.[30] Besides these locations, the filming was also done at Amritsar's Harmandir Sahib Gurudwara. For Aamir Khan, a Muslim, it was for the first time that he was playing a North Indian Punjabi character and it took him some time to get the right dialect and diction.[31] While speaking about his experience of visiting the Gurudwara for the first time, he said: 2b1af7f3a8