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If you're treading along the lesser travelled roads of India, make sure you have this song on your playlist to keep your spirits up when you are squashed in a bus full of locals. Bonus fun if you can find a 'baba' to sing along on the trip.

It's hard to leave this one of the list. Farhan Akhtar's 2001 debut film is when travel took a front seat in a Bollywood film than just as a backdrop to a scene. Dil Chahta Hai in our opinion will always remain the ultimate hindi travel song for road trips, especially if during from Mumbai to Goa through the Konkan coast, where this song was shot.

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Exactly ten years later, Farhan Akhtar's sister Zoya comes out with an extension of the road trip vibe movie, only this time on a much larger scale. As a result, we have a film that not only has travel as the central theme but inspires you to travel. Haven't you all tried waving your hand against the wind, as Hrithik did?

One of the best songs to bounce to, this number so aptly reverberates with the ethos of our generation, that it is impossible to not be in love with. All the more so when we have our travelling boots on! It is surely one of the best Hindi travel songs from the bygone era.

Free, fun and lively, Gujariya from Queen is one of those songs that will make your head bounce back and let you soak in the joy of the lovely beats! What's more, it celebrates your aawaarapan! Perfect road-trip song; isn't it?

They say love is the fountain of life. What if you find love around fountains? Or waterfalls? Or the beach, or hills, or anything at all? Well, it's here to stay. Falling for a travel companion is awesome because there'll never be boring Sundays after that. Or, you could just listen to this one and marvel at that feeling!

Trying to create a new playlist. There's the obvious ones like songs from Dil Chahta Hai, Zindagi Milegi Nah Dobara and OK Jaanu...but I'm looking for other songs that fills you with a sense of adventure or curiosity about what's out there in the world.

Music providers including YouTube and Spotify work tirelessly to accumulate the best songs for you for every occasion and mood. But they usually are tailored to your tastes, and not everyone may enjoy them, especially on a group trip.

To formulate an appropriate playlist, filled with meaningful and even some guilty pleasure songs, we have prepared a list of 20 travel songs from Bollywood which you should consider adding to your travel playlist.

Rarely have we encountered both soulful and liberating song like this one, and coming from a movie like Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, it seems even more fitting to be on the list for journey songs. This soothing track will have you lost in the clouds and the landscape in your journey, and it is completely understandable if you feel like playing it again right after it finishes.

Lying on the intersection of party songs and groovy songs for car rides, this song has found a place on both of these playlists as an absolute essential. One example out of many where the movie comes nowhere near as good as the soundtrack, Sooraj Dooba Hai is a staple for, well, when the sunsets.

Just like Tanha Dil, this song too will make you feel a strange mix of liberating emotions like it has been for two decades. Solo travels away from home can be overwhelming and while this song might not provide comfort, it certainly empowers you.

The shooting of this song takes place on a quiet long drive, and it urges you to learn more about yourself and discover new locations as you explore. The tunes represent a journey of aspirations, passion, and joy. The primary aim of this song is to motivate people to travel.

The song about the train! A trip soundtrack would only be complete if this tune was mentioned! Chaiyya Chaiyya has taught us to fully express ourselves when traveling, and that is what is most important.

The song has an excellent composition and the legendary rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh soars the excitement during your journey. We dedicate this song to all spontaneous travelers, do play this song and feel refreshed.

On the soulful occasion of World Music Day, we bring to you top 8 Bollywood travel songs which definitely brings out the traveller in us. We all will agree that these soundtracks make us crave for travel even more.

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I have picked some of my favourite Hindi road trip songs from the 1940s to the late 80s, which were super hits in their time (even the oldest song in the list). My criteria were that the song should feature road trips and the actors should be on wheels.

I am sure all the songs compiled by me will grow on you and make you hum along or tap your feet if you were to listen to them even a couple of times. And oh! I would advise you to suspend your disbelief which watching some of them, as the picturization can be completely absurd as to be hilarious. But I guess those of my generation loved the songs too much to notice all that! ? I am sure the songs will grow on you and make you hum along or tap your feet if you were to listen to them even a couple of times.

Anyway, it had been a smashing hit of the 70s and continues to thrill listeners till date. Music is by the inimitable R.D.Burman and I would rate it right on top amongst all the Hindi road trip songs when on a motorbike!

Till late into the 20th century, bullock-carts were used for long-distance travels. It can be a little hard on the back, especially for city folk used to cushiest shock-absorbers, but the tinkling bells of the bullocks, the gentle swaying of the cart in rhythm with their movement, and the rolling rustic landscape can make it a memorable ride. I have travelled in one in the 70s, albeit for a short distance. It was an enjoyable ride, partly because it was a novel experience for me.

Just listen to this lilting song, with its wonderful lyrics and melody uncluttered by loud orchestration. The bells of the bullocks and wheels turning are the only palpable sounds adding to the rustic charm of the tune, even as the voice of Manna Dey soothes and calms the nerves so it makes it to the Hindi road trip songs list one must play if they ever find themselves on a bullock cart!

It was a great hit of the time and many of you might have heard it too. Music is by Salil Chaudhary and the movie is Ek Gaon ki Kahani. In keeping with the title, the tonga meanders through the rustic landscape as the protagonist goes to the village where he has been appointed the doctor. (I know because I watched this silly movie for all the lovely songs in it).

Wowowow wowiwiw wooo hoo now is that a list or IS THAT A LIST.. Beautiful song..i do have a special folder on my usb just forblong drives and almost all the songs are in them. The one which i dont have i am going to copy tody.

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The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), on its part, has started a quirky social media campaign, tweaking lyrics of Bollywood songs to create awareness about the coronavirus disease and social distancing.

Created by DMRC's internal team, the ads use humour and popular Bollywood song lyrics to highlight new travel etiquettes of maintaining social distance, covering one's face and taking precautions once metro services resume.

Noting that popular culture is one of the most effective tools in communication strategies especially for awareness campaigns, Anuj Dayal, executive director, corporate communications, DMRC, said, "Our earlier social media campaigns too involved use of contemporary references of popular culture and targeted mostly the young audience on social media. However, the ongoing campaign with lyrics of popular bollywood songs is universal in nature and targets a wider range of audience," he added.

Although it is impossible to claim which are the "best" road trip songs, we have tried to take out some time from online hotel booking and curate a list of essential Bollywood songs which you need to store in your arsenal. Check'em out.

Notice one interesting line: crying, I came into this world, but laughing, I will leave. This motif repeats itself in many life-journey themed songs, and appears where in the Western tradition, you would normally expect an ashes to ashes, dust to dust reference. The idea that your mental attitude at birth and death is important recurs throughout Bollywood songwriting. How much you change between birth and death, and how you face death, are far more important than the facts of birth and death themselves. And no, curiously, reincarnation is not a major theme in Bollywood songs (though it is in poetry).

As nomadism matures, darkness starts to creep in. This next song looks and sounds very similar to the first one in this section. Both melodies are peppy, and both videos involves motorcycles. As the lyrics suggest however, an element of darkness has crept in; the song exhorts you to adopt a devil-may-care, live-in-the-moment hedonism. Appropriately, the character singing the song dies shortly after, in the movie (songs often foreshadow plot developments at a philosophical level in Bollywood). e24fc04721