Released in the year 2011, the song from the album Beta Bulaye is one of the famous from T-series production.įeel the energy and enjoy the festive season with these beautiful yet energetic mata ki bhentein by Lakhbir Singh Lakkha. This is a very beautiful song by Lakhbir Singh Lakha. Super energetic music and eye-catching actions by Lakhbir Singh Lakkha made this song very popular with its release in 2003.
This song is about thanking Mata Rani for making the devotee happy by granting all their wishes. The title track and this track from the album gained maximum popularity with its launch in the late 90s. This song was released in 1997 in the album pyara Saja hai tera dwar bhawani. In this song, he is describing the beautiful decorations at Mata Rani’s Bhawan. He makes a simple song so impressive with his dance and actions. Lakhbir Singh Lakkha is known to be one of the most energetic singers in the industry. Along with the music, the energy of the singer in the video is too good. Saraswati Maa Bhajan is a devotional song in regional language, accompanied with music sung in praise of Goddess Saraswati.This song was released in the year 1996 and till date remains on the top of the list. They are devotional songs without literal meaning but triggers emotional feeling and bring solace, peace and bliss to a devotee. They have a historical root and can be traced back to the Vedic era. They are sung in the open, under a tree, at home, in temples, by a river bank and a historical place. They are sung in groups with a lead singer and is accompanied with dancing and music. Legendary epics, scriptures, teachings of great saints and devotion towards a deity are the popular subjects of these bhajans. The word even means devotion for, attachment, fondness for, faith or love, homage, worship, piety towards something as a religious or spiritual principle or as salvation.Bhajans have no set of rules but have beautiful lyrics and belongs to a music genre that developed during the Bhakti movement.
The word “bhajan” has been coined from Sanskrit word “bhaj” which means to share, to belong to, partake, divide or participate. Saraswati Puja » Saraswati Maa Bhajan Saraswati Maa Bhajan
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