Rang De Basanti
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 2006
Music Director: A.R. Rahman
Lyricist: Prasoon Joshi
Label: Sony BMG
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Album Credits: BASS: Keith Peters. MANDOLIN: Srinivasulu. ARABIC PERCUSSION: Hozam Ramzy. TABLAS: Prasad. GUITARS: Rashid Ali,
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| Rang De Basanti |
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| Paathshala |
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| Tu Bin Bataye |
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| Khalbali |
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| Khoon Chala |
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| Paathshala - Be A Rebel |
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| Lukka Chhuppi |
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| Lalkaar |
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Awards
- 2006 - Filmfare Awards - R.D. Burman Award - Naresh Iyer
- 2006 - IIFA Awards - Best Music Direction - A.R. Rahman
- 2006 - Filmfare Awards - Best Music Director - A.R. Rahman
- 2006 - Zee Cine Awards - Best Music - A.R. Rahman
- 2006 - Zee Cine Awards - Best Lyrics - Paathshala - Prasoon Joshi
- 2006 - National Film Awards - Best Male Playback Singer - Roobaroo - Naresh Iyer
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Trivia
- A.R. Rahman made a 3 hour tape of all the dialogues of this film with the songs inserted at appropriate points to ensure that the songs complemented the story of the film. This idea originated from the approach used for the stage production of "The Lord Of The Rings" in which A.R. Rahman was one of the composers.
- This was the Hindi film debut of the South Indian film actor Siddharth.
- This was lyricist Prasoon Joshi's first film as a writer.
- This was singer Naresh Iyer's Hindi film debut. He won the National Film Award for Best Male Playback Singer and the Filmfare R.D. Burman Award for it.
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- Lukka Chhuppi - A.R. Rahman was supposed to compose a song for the scene in which Waheeda Rahman's character in the film finds out about her son's death. He suggested to Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra that he compose a mellow lullaby instead of a sad song. While many in the team disagreed with this approach, Rakeysh agreed, and the result was a song that worked very well in the film even though it didn't exactly match the scene's mood.[MR16]
- Lukka Chhuppi - While coordinating with director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra for the song's recording, Lata Mangeshkar was surprised to find out that he had filmed it already even though it hadn't been recorded yet. She asked in wonder, "Aisa bhi hota hai aajkal?". When they finally scheduled the recording dates at A.R. Rahman's studio in Chennai, she landed in the city four days in advance and came to the studio every day to rehearse the song. According to Mehra, the recording took 8 hours and the aging singer spent that entire duration in front of the mic.[1]