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Fm Rainbow Delhi broadcasts at a humble 32 kbps, and that's precisely its charm. The low bitrate gives everything a warm, nostalgic haze - like hearing distant car radios through summer traffic. Playlists lean heavily on Bollywood (old and new), with occasional ghazals and regional folk popping up. It's not polished, and it's not trying to be. This is raw Indian radio, unfiltered. The language switches between Hindi and English depending on the track, but no DJ chatter interrupts the flow. You'll hear Lata Mangeshkar one moment, A.R. Rahman the next, then something unrecognizable but catchy. F…
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