Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara: A Road Trip Across Spain

The road trip's first adventure is Kabir's choice: deep-sea diving on the Costa Brava. Bound by a school-day pact, each friend must secretly choose an adventure sport that all three complete together. Arjun, who has a severe fear of water, is terrified, but Laila, their diving instructor, helps him overcome his phobia and complete the dive. The Costa Brava is the coast of the province of Girona.

Location precision: The film names only the Costa Brava, a whole stretch of coast, so the pin marks the region rather than a dive site.

At Laila's suggestion, the friends postpone their trip to Seville to join the La Tomatina festival in Buñol with her and her friend Nuria. At the festival, participants throw tomatoes at each other. For the song "Ik Junoon" the festival was re-created for the cameras, and almost sixteen tons of tomatoes were flown in from Portugal for the scene.

Location precision: The festival was re-created for the song, so the pin marks Buñol, home of the real festival, not a confirmed set location.

In Seville, Arjun reveals his chosen adventure: skydiving. Later, a prank at a bar leads to the trio's arrest, and to secure their release Imran contacts Salman, the father he came to Spain to find. Though hurt, Imran gains closure and sincerely apologises to Arjun for betraying him years earlier, and the friends reconcile. Seville is the capital and largest city of Andalusia.

Location precision: The film places these scenes in Seville without naming a specific site; the pin marks the city centre.

The flamenco song "Señorita" was filmed in Alájar, a town in the province of Huelva in Andalusia. The scene was shot at night over three nights, so the crew warned local residents about the song's volume. Locals dressed in costumes came to watch, and the mayor of Alájar joined them. The town in the film is the real one, so its streets are where the song was staged.

Location precision: The song is a set piece of the film; the pin marks the town of Alájar, not an exact street.

The journey ends in Pamplona, where Imran reveals his challenge: the running of the bulls. Before the run the friends make one final pact: if they survive, Imran will publish his poetry, and the others make promises of their own. They complete the run safely. The climax was filmed in Pamplona, home of the most famous bull-run, the encierro held during the nine-day festival of Sanfermines.

Location precision: The film's run is set in Pamplona; the pin marks Calle Estafeta, a search-based pin, not a confirmed filming spot.