🙏 About Jai Radha Madhav
The aarti of Radha and Krishna, sung at Vrindavan temples and during Janmashtami.
🪔 Jai Radha Madhav
Aarti 1
जय राधा माधव, जय कुंजबिहारी।
जय यशोदा नन्दन, ब्रज जन सुखकारी॥
जय यशोदा नन्दन, ब्रज जन सुखकारी।
जय नन्द के नन्दन, आनन्द के कन्दा।
जय दशरथ नन्दन, शचि के आनन्दा॥
जय यशोदा नन्दन, ब्रज जन सुखकारी॥
जय यशोदा नन्दन, ब्रज जन सुखकारी।
जय नन्द के नन्दन, आनन्द के कन्दा।
जय दशरथ नन्दन, शचि के आनन्दा॥
Jai Radha Madhav, Jai Kunjabihari.
Jai Yashoda Nandan, Braj Jan Sukhkari.
Jai Nand Ke Nandan, Anand Ke Kanda.
Jai Dashrath Nandan, Shachi Ke Ananda.
Jai Yashoda Nandan, Braj Jan Sukhkari.
Jai Nand Ke Nandan, Anand Ke Kanda.
Jai Dashrath Nandan, Shachi Ke Ananda.
Meaning
Glory to Radha and Madhav, glory to the one who wanders in the forest groves. Glory to the son of Yashoda who brings joy to the people of Braja. Glory to the son of Nanda, the root of all bliss. Glory to the son of Dasharatha and the joy of Shachi.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jai Radha Madhav?
The aarti of Radha and Krishna, sung at Vrindavan temples and during Janmashtami.
When should Jai Radha Madhav be recited?
Jai Radha Madhav is ideally recited during Evening, Janmashtami.
Who composed Jai Radha Madhav?
Jai Radha Madhav was composed by Traditional.
What are the benefits of Jai Radha Madhav?
Jai Radha Madhav is the beloved aarti of Radha and Krishna sung at temples in Vrindavan and Mathura. It celebrates their divine love and praises Krishna as the joy of Braja, the son of Yashoda and the butter thief. Singing…