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SANDESE AATE HAIN - ROOP KUMAR RATHOD LIVE Concerts, Events, Music Shows Events Tickets - BookMyShow

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By Roop Kumar Rathod
| in.bookmyshow.com
The Wait is Over ! We are Thrilled to announce the most anticipated, Raipur`s very Own SOUND OF SOUL . This season we are bringing another Gem who needs no introduction and his melodies are Timeless.
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Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai (Music Video of the Week)

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By Roop Kumar Rathod
| TRANSCEND
Roop Kumar Rathod – TRANSCEND Media Service The most popular song in the movie is Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai. It was filmed in various locations, symbolising the unity and diversity of different religious places. The song showcases the main characters’ journey and their quest for love and spirituality. The powerful combination of Roop Kumar Rathod’s soulful, mellifluous voice and the performances of Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma added to the popularity and impact of the song within the film.
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This Gujarat town makes the best harmoniums in India

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By Roop Kumar Rathod, Anup Jalota, Manek Premchand, Ghazal singer
| The Times of India Verified
PALITANA (BHAVNAGAR): Barring an occasional stray cow, the narrow bylanes in the temple town of Palitana in Gujarat seldom get any visitors in the torrid summer. At the end of one such alley, inside a shop whose board reads ‘Manohar Musicals’, Manoharbhai is squatting on a floor, hunched over a harmonium. The noisy ceiling fan positioned right above his head does little to deter him from the painstaking labour of scraping and sanding some brass reeds to tune the harmonium.
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