Krishna Janmashtami Special - Krishna Bhajans - Full Songs Audio Jukebox
- 10 years ago
Sab Mil Mangal - 0:03
Baji Baji Re - 03:34
Aiso Hai Palna - 08:44
Jai Govinda Gopala - 14:07
Maiya Mori - 17:09
Sabse Unchi Prem Sagai - 22:10
Shri Krishna Kahe Re Mann - 27:07
Girdhar Aage Nachungi - 29:54
On this auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, Rajshri Soul brings you this exclusive collection of Krishna Bhajans. Tap your feet to the beats of Baji Baji Re, Girdhar Aage Nachungi and also listen to the mesmerising Sabse Unchi Prem Sagai, Maiya Mori and more. Listen to the bhajans back to back or you can select your favourite track from the menu and shuffle between the songs.
Janmashtami, also known as 'Krishna Jayanti' or 'Gokulashtami' marks the arrival of the natkhat Bal Gopaal with His Godly flute to our land. This festival is auspicious as it is the day on which Lord Krishna was born. Janmashtami is the amalgamation of two words, 'Janma' and 'Ashtami'. This symbolizes that Lord Krishna was born on Ashtami (eighth day) of Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) in the month of Shraavan. This day is celebrated in honour of Lord Krishna by singing devotional songs and krishna bhajans and arranging for grand celebrations which include Dahi Handi, Raas Leela, etc.
Baji Baji Re - 03:34
Aiso Hai Palna - 08:44
Jai Govinda Gopala - 14:07
Maiya Mori - 17:09
Sabse Unchi Prem Sagai - 22:10
Shri Krishna Kahe Re Mann - 27:07
Girdhar Aage Nachungi - 29:54
On this auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, Rajshri Soul brings you this exclusive collection of Krishna Bhajans. Tap your feet to the beats of Baji Baji Re, Girdhar Aage Nachungi and also listen to the mesmerising Sabse Unchi Prem Sagai, Maiya Mori and more. Listen to the bhajans back to back or you can select your favourite track from the menu and shuffle between the songs.
Janmashtami, also known as 'Krishna Jayanti' or 'Gokulashtami' marks the arrival of the natkhat Bal Gopaal with His Godly flute to our land. This festival is auspicious as it is the day on which Lord Krishna was born. Janmashtami is the amalgamation of two words, 'Janma' and 'Ashtami'. This symbolizes that Lord Krishna was born on Ashtami (eighth day) of Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) in the month of Shraavan. This day is celebrated in honour of Lord Krishna by singing devotional songs and krishna bhajans and arranging for grand celebrations which include Dahi Handi, Raas Leela, etc.