How did you manage Rabindranath Tagores rendition of the National Anthem?
Bharat: Gurudev’s rendition makes it complete; without that it would not be complete. So it was important for us to bridge from Gurudev’s voice to present day India in it. That’s how we got everything packed together. Any interesting experiences while making the album? Bharat: It was really an emotional moment while we were filming in Ladakh. Both onward and on our return at the airport in Leh bodies of the jawans were coming in, for dispatch to their respective villages. It was a shocking and a moving moment emotionally for all the artistes performing for the film. It was a very emotional moment. Another interesting moment was when we were shooting with the Ladakh Scouts. They had a lot of jawans who fought during the Kargil war. There were about 500 of them there, while we were filming the video. We hoisted a huge flag, it was about 40 feet long. We had a huge pole erected specially. Every time we hoisted the flag, there was an amazing India emotion. They would say ‘Bharat Mata ki Ja
