Sochta Hu Ke Wo Mp3 Song Download

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Afterthe release of Aslam's version, it became the most viewed Hindi song on YouTube with more than 20 million views within 24 hours,[5] and rose up to trending #2 on YouTube India.[6] It also topped the iTunes India Chart[7] and BBC Asian Music Chart[8][9] with #1 position.

Due to its popularity,[10] the song has been covered by some artists in Pakistan and India; including Junaid Asghar,[11] Sonu Kakkar[12] and Manan Bhardwaj.[13] Other cover versions were released by Qazi Touqeer,[14] Shreya Karmakar,[15] Satyajeet Jena[16] and Arshman Naeem.[17]

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The Indi-pop scene picked up in India in the middle of the 90s. It was a time when the internet generation, the millennials, were glued to TV. The audience had moved from just audio (radio and records) to audio + video, and as such, videos had become a must to promote non-filmy songs. Most of these music videos had a story in them and sometimes, some really beautiful locations. Like me, you also might have loved these videos, but might not have recognised the locations in childhood.

A soothing romantic song of sweet longing, shot aesthetically in the locales of Himachal, Piya Basanti is my favourite childhood song. If you too got glued to your TV screen when this song played, let me tell you where it was shot exactly at:

Kotgarh, Himachal Pradesh: 80 kms from the state capital of Shimla, you will find a quaint village by the name Kotgarh. For the exact feel of the music video, enjoy the altitude (1900 metres) of Kotgarh in the rainy season.

Much before Mohit Chauhan became a popular name, he sung for his band called Silk Route. The visuals of Dooba Dooba take a literal manifestation when the singers are shown immersed in a lake. The lake where it was shot is:

Pawna Lake, Lonavala: A reservoir lake, 3 hours from Mumbai, Pawna lake is less than fifty years old, but that doesn't mean there is a dearth of beauty around it. An ideal camping spot after the rainy season.

Rashtrapati Niwas (Viceregal Lodge), Shimla: The Indian Institute of Advance Studies runs from this 140 year old heritage building in Shimla. You can see Viceregal Lodge in the background in many shots while most of the video is shot nearby.

Teri Deewani broke all records as soon as it was launched. The music video adds to the intrigue of this sufi song with a mystical charm of surrender in it. The city locales in the video add to the flavour:

Lucky Ali's entire discography is a travel show in itself, and as such it was difficult to pick one music video from it. However, I chose one where we can see him losing his own inhibitions and dancing for the only time ever. The song is shot at:

Havana, Cuba: Cuba remains an interesting destination to travel as a successful communist ideology driven country in the west. The vibe of the place is very different from the rest of the world, and most of the videos shot in the country try to depict this fact.

I couldn't resist but add another Kailash Kher song to the list. Saiyyan came at a time when music videos had taken a backseat in the Indi-pop scene, and were getting limited to badly shot dance videos in a club. This song, however, takes you to a world where the story brings a sense of poignance and loss.

City Palace, Jaipur: One of the most instagrammed doors in India is here. So is a huge mirror vessel and so many antics belonging to the royals of Rajasthan. The entire video is shot within the premises of a palace, so watch the video for a virtual tour.

I remember Ho gayi hai tumse mohabbat more because another Indi-pop singer Shibani Kashyap features in the song. Shot vividly in the backwaters of Kerala, this will set you sail on a boat ride of emotions.

A romantic melody every millennial swears by, Aur Aahista takes us back to the time when Pankaj Udhas ruled this space. If you guys love Sameera Reddy in the video, a reminder that she is active again, sharing body positive content on social media. The video was shot in:

Sydney, Australia: Australia hasn't been a very popular location when it comes to Indian filmmakers who prefer the west over it. However, the video gives us an insight into the everyday life in an Australian city, modern yet laidback.

Definitely not a nostalgic 90s song, Nothing for our Own released in 2019, and as such belongs to Gen Z more than the millennials. But it features on this list just because it brings back the style of those music videos. Aisha Ahmed can be seen in the video taking a journey to make up with her lover. Shot on the road between Mumbai and

Panchgani, Maharashtra: A pretty hill station close to Mumbai, Panchgani provides you excellent views of Dhom dam. It can be a great idea to go on a drive with your loved one to this place, especially during the rainy season.

Growing up in the early 2000s meant original tracks with soulful lyrics. With meaningful short stories and fresh faces, these warm videos weaved their way into the heart of the audience within a short span of time.

Being one of the chartbusters hit from the year 1999, this nostalgic song by Falguni Pathak featured two well-known models that later turned into actors. Trisha Krishnan, the other female lead along with Ayesha Takia, was featured as a fairy in this soulful song. She is now a top South Indian actress and also featured in Akshay Kumar starrer Khatta Meetha.

The OG of romantic songs, this song was sung was none other than Kumar Sanu. With a mushy storyline, this song featured Bhanujeet Sudan and Nimrat Kaur. While Bhanujeet is a popular television star and has appeared in shows like Pavitra Rishta, Nimrat Kaur has been a part of super hit movies like Airlift and The Lunchbox.

Another popular track by Falguni Pathak, this song makes us smile every single time. The song featured handsome Vivan Bhatena in the lead. Later, he appeared in a handful of television serials and even had a short role in SRK starrer, Chak De! India.

Sudeep Sahir had first made his appearance with this music video by Kunal Ganjawala. He later played the lead role in the TV shows like Main Lakshmi Tere Angan Ki, Santaan, Jab Luv Hua, Ayushmaan and Kyun Hota Hai Pyarrr.

Although he had appeared in a number of advertisements, it was this particular song that gave him overnight fame. Later, he played prominent roles in movies like Stumped, Hum Tum and Daughter.

With the perfect blend of sweetness and nostalgia, this song by Ustad Sultan Khan & Shreya Ghoshal is perfect to tune into. The song featured the gorgeous Nina Sarkar who started her career as a model and ventured into the showbiz industry later. She was last seen in the movie Vroom.

This number by veteran singers Jagjit Singh, Asha Bhosle and Lata Mangeshkar was a full-fledged drama packaged into a music video. Mihir Mishra had definitely made us fall in love with his innocent smile in this video. He was later seen as Dr Rahul in the TV serial Sanjeevani.

With the soothing vocals of Lucky Ali and Kavita Krishnamurthy, this song was definitely one of our favourites. Mrinalini Sharma, who started her career as a model, was beautifully featured in this video. She was later in movies like Awarapan and Ishqeria.

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