Kailash Ke Niwasi is a Hindi devotional anthem by Gajendra Pratap Singh, Nikhar Juneja, and Ravindra Pratap Singh, honoring Lord Shiva. The title means “dweller of Kailash,” reflecting a devotee’s tribute to Shiva. The lyrics, written by Padmashri Kavi Daad Ji, combine spiritual depth with reverence, complemented by the composition of Padmashri Kavi Daad Ji and Nikhar Juneja. The track expresses enduring devotion.
| Melody | Kailash Ke Niwasi |
| Artist | Gajendra Pratap Singh, Nikhar Juneja, Ravindra Pratap Singh |
| Songwriters | Padmashri Kavi Daad Ji |
| Beat by | Padmashri Kavi Daad Ji, Nikhar Juneja |
| Featuring | Gajendra Pratap Singh, Nikhar Juneja, Ravindra Pratap Singh |
| Release Date | July 31, 2023 |
Review the translation of Kailash Ke Nivasi Namo Bar Bar, performed by Gajendra Pratap Singh, Nikhar Juneja, and Ravindra Pratap Singh, to understand a devotee’s prayers to Shiva. The verses use sacred imagery and express humility and faith. The chorus, “Kailash Ke Niwasi, Namo Baar-Baar Hoon,” means “O dweller of Kailash, I bow to you time and again.”
Gajendra Pratap Singh | Nikhar Juneja | Ravindra Pratap Singh’s Kailash Ke Niwasi Lyrics English [Meaning] – Kailash Ke Nivasi Namo Bar Bar
Kailash Ke Niwasi, Namo Baar-Baar Hoon
O dweller of ‘Kailash’, the sacred mountain abode of Lord Shiva, I bow to you time and again.
Aaye Sharan Tihari, Prabhu, Taar-Taar Tu
I have come to seek your refuge, my Lord, for you are the great liberator.
Kailash Ke Niwasi, Namo Baar-Baar Hoon, Namo Baar-Baar Hoon
O dweller of Kailash, my salutations to you again and again, my endless respects to you.
Aaye Sharan Tihari, Prabhu, Taar-Taar Tu
I have come to seek your refuge, my Lord, for you are the great liberator.
Kailash Ke Niwasi
O dweller of Kailash.
Bakhaan Kya Karun Main Raakhon Ke Dher Ka
I find it hard to describe this heap of ashes.
Chutki Bhabhoot Mein Hai Khazana Kuber Ka
A single pinch of your ‘bhabhoot’, or sacred ash, holds the entire treasure of ‘Kuber’, the celestial lord of wealth.
Bakhan Kya Karun Main
I struggle to find words to praise it.
Bakhan Kya Karun Main
I cannot fully express its glory.
Bakhan Kya Karun Main Rakhon Ke Dher Ka
How can I even begin to describe this heap of ashes?
Chutki Bhabhoot Mein Hai Khazana Kuber Ka
A single pinch of your sacred ash holds all the treasures of Kuber.
Hai Ganga-Dhaar, Muktidwar
You are the bearer of the ‘Ganga’, the sacred river; you are the gateway to ultimate freedom.
Hai Ganga-Dhaar, Muktidwar, Omkar Tu,
You are the bearer of the Ganga, the gateway to ultimate freedom, you are the ‘Omkar’, the primordial sound of creation, my Lord.
Prabhu, Omkar Tu
My Lord, you are the Omkar.
Aaye Sharan Tihari, Prabhu, Taar-Taar Tu
I have come to seek your refuge, my Lord, for you are the great liberator.
Kailash Ke Niwasi, Namo Baar-Baar Hoon
O dweller of Kailash, I bow to you time and again.
Aaye Sharan Tihari, Prabhu, Taar-Taar Tu
I have come to seek your refuge, my Lord, for you are the great liberator.
Shiv Ne Kisi Bhi Jeev Ko Nirash Na Kiya
Shiva has never turned away any living being in disappointment.
Har Prani Ko Apni Sharan Mein Aasra Diya
He has given shelter and solace to every creature in his refuge.
Shiv Ne Kisi Bhi Jeev Ko Nirash Na Kiya
Shiva has never turned away any living being in disappointment.
Har Prani Ko Apni Sharan Mein Aasra Diya
He has given shelter and solace to every creature in his refuge.
Udaar Man Hai Tera
Your heart is so generous.
Udaar Man Hai Tera, Daata Bada Hai Tu, Daata Bada Hai Tu
You are the greatest giver, you are the ultimate benefactor.
Aaye Sharan Tihari, Prabhu, Taar-Taar Tu
I have come to seek your refuge, my Lord, for you are the great liberator.
Kailash Ke Niwasi, Namo Baar-Baar Hoon
O dweller of Kailash, I bow to you time and again.
Aaye Sharan Tihari, Prabhu, Taar-Taar Tu
I have come to seek your refuge, my Lord, for you are the great liberator.
Kailash Ke Nivasi Namo Bar Bar Music Video
Watch the Hindi music video for Kailash Ke Niwasi, directed by Nikhar Juneja, which conveys the song’s devotional spirit through the performances of Gajendra Pratap Singh, Nikhar Juneja, and Ravindra Pratap Singh.