Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki
Sung at Janmashtami and in Krishna temples.
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Quick facts
- Type
- Aarti
- Deity
- Krishna
- When it is sung
- Sung at Janmashtami and in Krishna temples.
- Languages
- Roman and Devanagari here; ten scripts in the app
Verse (Devanagari)
आरती कुंज बिहारी की
श्री गिरधर कृष्ण मुरारी की
गले में बैजंती माला
बजावे मुरली मधुर बाला
श्रवण में कुंडल झलकाला
नंद के आनंद नंदलाला
गगन सम अंग कांति काली
राधिका चमक रही आली
लतन में ठाढ़े बनमाली
भ्रमर सी अलक कस्तूरी तिलक
Transliteration
Aarti kunj bihari ki
Shri Girdhar Krishna Murari ki
Gale mein baijanti mala
Bajave murali madhur baala
Shravan mein kundal jhalakala
Nand ke aanand nandlala
Gagan sam ang kanti kaali
Radhika chamak rahi aali
Latan mein thaadhe banamali
Bhramar si alak kasturi tilak
What it means
Aarti to the one who wanders the groves — Krishna, holder of the mountain. A garland of vaijayanti at his throat, a sweet flute at his lips, earrings glinting; the joy of Nanda. Dark as the sky, with Radha shining beside him, the garlanded one stands among the vines.
Read it in your language
In the Muhurtha app you can read Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki in Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Tamil and Telugu, count it on a japa mala, and open a link to hear it sung — all offline, with no account and no ads.