- Cinema Express - Shishir Ramawat
In A Yodhya, the waves of Prana Pratistha festival of Ramlala's statue are not going to subside so easily. This occasion was so great that the scenes are swirling on the screen of the mind and Ram Bhajan is ringing in the ears. Many bhajans have been composed in popular culture including cinema. Today we have to talk about some such structures. First of all, let us recall the first wonderful song of two actresses Madhuri Dixit and Alia Bhatt who were seated as VVIPs in the huge courtyard of the Ram temple in Ayodhya. The ambitious Karan Johar produced film 'Kalank' flopped at the box office, but the songs composed by Pritam were beautiful. The song we are talking about right now is 'Ghar More Pardesiya' and Madhuri-Alia's performance in it was fantastic.
The situation is something like it is the day of Ramnavami. A festival is going on in the village, Ramlila is being played in the streets. Varun Dhawan is seen roaming the streets and Alia, completely unaware of his presence, arrives at his house looking for Madhuri. Madhuri Dixit is Tawaif (with the heart of gold, of course!) and lives in a palatial residence. Shreya Ghoshal's voice ends with Madhuri Hindole swaying and a troupe of dancers begin to dance in the Kathak style:
'Raghukul reeta sada chali i... pyar jae par vachan na jai.... raghuvar teri rah nihare, saton janam se siya... ghar mohe pardesiya, ao padharo piya...'
Hearing Madhuri's voice, Alia, drawn towards her, sings the bhajan. This voice belongs to Vaishali Mhadeh:
'Na to maiya ki lori na hi fagun ki hori mohe kuch dusara na bhae re... jab se naina ye jake ek dhanurdhar se laga tab se birha muze satae re...'
Amitabh Bhattacharya has written this beautiful bhajan-dance song. In the song, there is a jugalbandi between Madhuri and Alia. Not only in singing, but also in dancing. The dance is in semi-classical style. Where is Madhuri and where is Alia in the matter of dance. It was natural for Alia to get nervous. A month before the shooting, he started practicing under the supervision of Remo Fernandez and his team. This Ram Bhajan is very sweet to watch and listen.
When Rama Bhakti Goes Viral…
A bhajan became particularly popular when the statue of Ramlala in the Ayodhya temple was being destroyed. Its singer was Swati Mishra originally from Bihar and now settled in Mumbai. It was funny when Narendra Modi himself tweeted this bhajan. husband The bhajan went viral like don't ask. The original composition of the bhajan is by Prembhushanji Maharaj. The late Shyamsunder Sharma wrote the words of the hymn:
'My hut will open today, Ram will come... Ram will come, Ram will come...'
As this is being written, this bhajan has already received 8.6 million views on YouTube in three months! Ramji's grace has truly fallen on singer Swati Mishra. This one viral video made him a millionaire. As for the possibility of Ramji's arrival in this bhajan, in the bhajan sung by Jubin Notial, Ram's arrival has already taken place. Jubin sings many Bollywood hit songs in the name of Natial. The video of the bhajan sung by him has become more viral than Swati Mishra's video. More than 13 million views on YouTube in three months! This bhajan written by Manoj Muntashir has been composed by Payal Dev. Listen:
'Meri chokhat pe chal ke aaj charon dham ae hain, bajao dhol savagat main mere ram ae hain... katha sabri ki jaise jud gayi meri kahani se, na roko aaj dhone do charan charoon ke pani se... bahot kush hain mere Ansu ke prabhu ke kam ae hain, bajao dhol savagat me mera ghar Ram ae hain...'
The music video of this bhajan is very emotional. Seethamayya Deepika Chikhalia of Ramanand Sagar has acted in it. Many reels and shorts of this and 'Ram Aenge' bhajans are circulating on social media.
To salute the child form of Rama, our all-time favorite classic bhajan is this: 'Thumak Chalat Ramachandra... Bajat Paijniyan...'
What has Lata Mangeshkar sung! The words belong to Tulsidas himself. The saint further writes:
'Kilki kilki uthat dhay girat bhoomi latpatay... dhay mat got tod let dasharath ki raniyan... thumak chalat...'
Bhajansamrat Anup Jalota's version of this work is also captivating. Many Ram Bhajans have been sung in Hindi cinema. Sung by Mohammad Rafi and filmed by Dilip Kumar, the bhajan 'Sukh Ke Sab Sathi' from the film 'Gopi' is purely philosophical. Lyrics are written by Rajinder Krishna and music is composed by Kalyanji-Anandji
'Sukh ke sab sathi dukh mein na koi, mera ram... mere rame... tera naam hai sacha dooja na koi...'
A lot of songs are sung while worshiping Rama, but let's stop the discussion here. Say Siyawar Ramchandra Ki J...
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