Friendship Day: Check out these locations where some best friendship moments in movies have been shot!

The friendship day is here and we are here to make you miss your friends a bit more by telling about these places that have best captured the friendship scenes in the Bollywood movies!

All of us remember, 'Pyaar dosti hai, love is friendship' iconic scene from the movie Kuch Kuch Hota hai which had given a new and different meaning to friendship. But do we know where that scene was shot? Many such places in India are the epitome of friendship since memorable "friendship scenes" have been shot there. On this Friendship Day, we are going to highlight those places and we are sure, you will love to visit those with your friends too, once the pandemic is over. Have a look below!

1. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

This college has to be the favourite college of Bollywood as most of the college scenes are shot here. The amazing song showing the best of friendship between Rahu, Tina, and Anjali, from KKHH, was shot here! Yes, we are talking about the song, 'Koi Mil Gaya'. Not only this but St. Xavier's has also been the location for the song 'I love you' from Mujhse Dosti Karoge and most of the scenes of Student Of The Year 2 and Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na!

2. Pangong Lake, Ladakh

Who can forget the last scene of 3 Idiots where Rancho, Farhan, and Raju finally meet! What a perfect reunion scene on the banks of the beautiful lake! The Pangong lake of Ladakh takes pretty much credit for making the reunion much more beautiful and heartwarming. Yes, you can also beat your friend as they did Rancho!

3. Hadimba temple, Manali

We know you would have guessed the movie by now! It's none other than the most recent movie which redefined modern friendship, 'Ye Jawani hai Deewani'. Remember the scene where Bunny tries to explain to Naina about his concept of marriage and the whole fight that follows afterwards? Yes, the scene has been shot around this temple which lies at the foot of the Himalayas.

4. Chapora Fort and Fort Aguada, Goa

Since you were thinking why we did not take the name of this movie when talking about friendship. So, here we are! 'Dil Chahta Hai' had many scenes that reflected the power of friendship. And, the one where the three friends could be seen peacefully enjoying the time and watching the ship sailing in the sea together was shot in Chapora fort. A few scenes featuring the friends were also shot in Aguada fort. Missing such a peaceful time with your friends? We too!

5. Bandra Fort, Mumbai

Another location in the list that has shown the ups and downs of friendship is Bandra Fort thorough one of the best Another location in the list that has shown the ups and downs of friendship is Bandra Fort, through one of the best Rom-Com 'Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Naa. Remember the scene where Aditi was sitting tense and comes from behind, which seemed like rock caves? It was the Bandra fort situated in Mumbai. The movie has also captured the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, where the whole gang was seen having fun but guess what? The sea link which appears today was not built at that time!

6. India Gate

India Gate has, no doubt, been taken in so many films while showing the lives in Delhi but the one shown in 'Rang De Basanti' truly wakens the vibes of friendship as all the friends were seen having fun and going on long drives and passing India Gate often. Delhites, we are sure it's also your favorite place to hang out with friends!

7. Marine Drive

As India Gate is for Delhi, Marine Drive is for Mumbai. This place always has a special mention in the movies for showing lives in Mumbai. 'Wake up Sid', which was centred in Mumbai, has the initial scenes capturing Marine Drive where Sid and his friends can be seen living life carefree and to its fullest around Marine Drive. However, later in the movie, the friendship between Sid and Aisha has also been captured at this place. Truly, a buddy place!

Happy friendship day!

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