Campaign India Team
Jan 25, 2010

A tribute to the late Suresh Mullick

It was 1988 when Mile sur mera tumhara was broadcast on Doordarshan. It quickly became a cult song that reflected the theme of national integration. Conceptualised by veteran adman, the late Suresh Mullick, Mile sur mera tumhara was one of the three films in the ‘Freedom Trilogy’ that consisted of ‘Freedom Torch’, ‘Mile Sur’, and ‘Desh Raag’.   

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