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She stood at the mic, we were in the room. He further revealed that on the day of the recording, Lata Mangeshkar stood at the mic for eight hours and sang for all those hours. For 4 days she rehearsed.” Mehra added that most singers these days come and even before he knows it, they have recorded the song, so he was not used to working with a singer who placed such high importance on rehearsals. I would like this to sink in that Lata Mangeshkar would come to the studio every day and rehearse the song.
He said, “Every day she would come to the studio and start rehearsing the song. The director assumed that she might be coming in for something else but turns out, she was there to rehearse the song. Mehra continued to narrate the incident and recalled that they were supposed to record the song on November 15 when Lata Mangeshkar told them that she will come to Chennai by November 9-10, as that is where Rahman’s studio is located. She said, ‘Aisa bhi hota hai aajkal?’ (Is that how it happens these days?). Bante bante banega aur Prasoon likhte likhte likhenge (He is still making it, and Prasoon is still writing it) but I have shot it already. Kaisa hai gaana? Bhijwa toh do mujhe’ (Sure son. He shared that they had spoken to Lata Didi quite a few times about the song but somehow, things were not falling in place until months later, he called her again and she readily agreed. And while one might think that a singer of Lata Mangeshkar’s calibre would find singing an emotional song an everyday occurrence, it was surprising to learn that she rehearsed the song for four days.Īt a press conference celebrating the film’s 10 years, Mehra had revealed the story behind the making of the song. Sung beautifully by Lata Mangeshkar and AR Rahman, the song is an instant tear-jerker. Rang De Basanti - Lukka Chuppi Intro E5 Emaj7 E5 Emaj7 E Emaj7 Aadd9 Bad11 E5 Emaj7 E5 Emaj7 E Emaj7 Aadd9 Bad11 E Asus2 E Asus2 E B5 Asus2 E Asus2 E Asus2 E B5 Asus2 E Asus2 E Asus2 E B5 Asus2 Luka Chuppi bahut huyi, saamne aa ja naa. In the film, the song appears after Madhavan’s Ajay dies and his family and friends are dealing with the grief of his passing. Songs I love playing on the Guitar Wednesday, April 05, 2006.
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