बांके बिहारी तेरे नाल वे मैं ता ला लईया अखिया,
श्याम सुन्दर दे नाल वे मैं ता ला लईया अखिया,
आ श्यामा तैनू तिलक लगावा
चन्दन रोली नाल वे मैं ता ला लईया अखिया
बांके बिहारी....
आ श्यामा तैनू कजरा लगावा
कजरा तेरा कमाल वे मैं ता ला लईया अखिया
बांके बिहारी.....
आ श्यामा तैनू मुकुट पहनावा
लट घुंगराले तेरे बाल वे मैं ता ला लईया अखिया
बांके बिहारी.....
आ श्यामा तैनू माखन खवामा
माखन ते मिश्री नाल वे मैं ता ला लईया अखिया
बांके बिहारी.....
'Banke Bihari Tera Naam Le Liya' is a devotional bhajan praising Lord Krishna and expressing surrender to his divine name.
Performed by renowned bhajan singers; available in live temple sessions and devotional albums.
Hindu devotional bhajan, popular during Janmashtami, morning aartis, and Krishna temple rituals.
Lyrics are in Hindi and Braj Bhasha, reflecting traditional devotional styles.
Widely sung in temples and households; multiple live and studio renditions exist online.
Begins by invoking Lord Krishna’s name and expressing heartfelt devotion.
Chorus lines are repeated to emphasize the sanctity and power of chanting Krishna’s name.
Lyrics describe Krishna’s playful leelas and his divine presence, evoking spiritual imagery.
Encourages collective singing in temples and devotional gatherings, fostering unity.
Evokes love, surrender, joy, and devotion among participants.
Harmonium, tabla, dholak, and manjira provide melody and rhythm for bhajan singing.
Moderate tempo supports both meditation and active participation in bhajan sessions.
Live renditions allow audience interaction; studio versions are polished with clear vocals and instruments.
Although primarily vocal, devotees often use hand gestures, clapping, and simple devotional movements.
Encourages devotees to chant along, clap, and immerse in devotional experience.
Integral to Janmashtami celebrations, recalling Krishna’s playful acts and divine name chanting.
Emphasizes devotion, love, and surrender to Lord Krishna, invoking blessings and divine grace.
Represents the preservation of traditional bhakti singing, passed down through generations.
Unites devotees through collective singing, meditation, and worship.
Instills happiness, love, and spiritual fulfillment in listeners.
Provide translations and transliterations for devotees unfamiliar with Hindi or Braj Bhasha.
Embed live temple bhajans or recordings to enhance user engagement.
Offer PDF downloads of lyrics for personal worship, group bhajan sessions, or study.
Provide guidance on pronunciation, melody, and rhythm for devotional singing.
Optimize content using keywords like Banke Bihari, Krishna Bhajan, Janmashtami; include social sharing buttons.
'Banke Bihari Tera Naam Le Liya' is a devotional bhajan praising Lord Krishna and expressing surrender to his divine name.
Performed by renowned bhajan singers; available in live temple sessions and devotional albums.
Hindu devotional bhajan, popular during Janmashtami, morning aartis, and Krishna temple rituals.
Lyrics are in Hindi and Braj Bhasha, reflecting traditional devotional styles.
Widely sung in temples and households; multiple live and studio renditions exist online.
Begins by invoking Lord Krishna’s name and expressing heartfelt devotion.
Chorus lines are repeated to emphasize the sanctity and power of chanting Krishna’s name.
Lyrics describe Krishna’s playful leelas and his divine presence, evoking spiritual imagery.
Encourages collective singing in temples and devotional gatherings, fostering unity.
Evokes love, surrender, joy, and devotion among participants.
Harmonium, tabla, dholak, and manjira provide melody and rhythm for bhajan singing.
Moderate tempo supports both meditation and active participation in bhajan sessions.
Live renditions allow audience interaction; studio versions are polished with clear vocals and instruments.
Although primarily vocal, devotees often use hand gestures, clapping, and simple devotional movements.
Encourages devotees to chant along, clap, and immerse in devotional experience.
Integral to Janmashtami celebrations, recalling Krishna’s playful acts and divine name chanting.
Emphasizes devotion, love, and surrender to Lord Krishna, invoking blessings and divine grace.
Represents the preservation of traditional bhakti singing, passed down through generations.
Unites devotees through collective singing, meditation, and worship.
Instills happiness, love, and spiritual fulfillment in listeners.
Provide translations and transliterations for devotees unfamiliar with Hindi or Braj Bhasha.
Embed live temple bhajans or recordings to enhance user engagement.
Offer PDF downloads of lyrics for personal worship, group bhajan sessions, or study.
Provide guidance on pronunciation, melody, and rhythm for devotional singing.
Optimize content using keywords like Banke Bihari, Krishna Bhajan, Janmashtami; include social sharing buttons.