Hari Bharwad Bhajan: There is a big and happy news for the fans of folk singer Hari Bharwad, who is a well-known and respected name in the Gujarati devotional music world. Continuing his melodic and spiritual journey, the new devotional song ‘Hari Bhajan Part 2’ has been officially released through ‘HK Bhatt Official’ YouTube channel. This bhajan has already become a center of attraction among social media and music lovers.

Immortal creation explaining the profound truth of life

This new collection weaves together two of the most popular and touching hymns from traditional Gujarati devotional literature:

1. “Hari where will your chariot take me…” And

2. “In a five-and-twenty fight, heroes are lost in waste…”

Both these bhajans are not just religious songs, but wonderful compositions explaining the deep and bitter truth of human life. The words of the bhajan directly touch the hearts of the listeners and make them realize that human beings are wasting their precious lives by getting caught up in worldly lusts, riches and daily petty squabbles. A man who is born with ‘Hero’ (i.e. self-knowledge and devotion to God) loses it to greed and lust, which is the scum of the world. The main message of the hymn is that the true path lies only in the remembrance of God, in good deeds and in pious devotion.

A stellar cast and grand presentation

Eminent technicians of the field have worked together to enhance the musical and visual presentation of this devotional song:

• Singer: Hari Bharwad, the ardent singer of devotional music, has breathed life into this bhajan with his divine and impressive voice.
• Music: The song has been composed by renowned music director Arun Topal with a combination of very melodious and traditional instruments.
• Cinematography & Editing (DOP & Editing): Bharatsinh Zala has done the job of shaping the visual presentation beautifully, which gives the audience a sense of peace.
• Presenter (Presentation): This entire project H. K. Presented under the banner of Bhatt Official (HK Bhatt Official).