Swati Mishra’s Enchanting Bhajan

As the inauguration ceremony of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya approaches, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expresses immense enthusiasm. Recently, he took to Twitter to share a YouTube video featuring a bhajan titled “Ram Aayenge,” performed by singer Swati Mishra. PM Modi, deeply moved by Mishra’s musical rendition, described it as “mesmerizing.” Mishra’s soulful voice has captivated a vast audience, fostering a sense of devotion to Lord Ram in anticipation of the Ayodhya celebration on January 22.

Swati Mishra unveiled “Ram Aayenge” in October of the previous year, and she recently released another track, “Ram Aaye Hain,” on January 2, setting the tone for the upcoming consecration ceremony of the Ram Mandir. Mishra’s voice transcends listeners into a devotional and ethereal space, leaving an indelible impact that even the Prime Minister couldn’t resist sharing with the world. The song has garnered over 6.9 lakh likes on YouTube.

Swati Mishra, a Mumbai-based musician and content creator, gained instant fame when PM Modi shared her enchanting voice on January 3. As a freelancer, Mishra has graced various festive events across the country, showcasing her talent in song covers and soulful devotional as well as film music compositions.

Among her popular tracks are creative covers and renditions of well-known songs such as “Heeriye,” “Chaand Baaliyan,” and “Tere Vaste.” Mishra collaborates with emerging musicians and creators, showcasing her versatility. While she shines in crafting lyrically inventive cover songs, Mishra is most recognized for her renditions of devotional bhajans, often performed at events. She also ventures into singing Bhojpuri numbers during live concerts.

Swati Mishra’s recently released original track, “Ram Aaye Hain,” serves as a tribute to the impending consecration of Shri Ram Lalla in Ayodhya, scheduled for this month. The song heightens anticipation for the long-awaited ceremony, with Mishra’s romantic voice singing, “Lord Ram has returned to Ayodhya after completing vanvaas (exile years).”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shares in the anticipation, expressing his feelings of being blessed to witness this historic occasion in his lifetime. As the date draws near, the devotion and excitement surrounding the Ram Mandir consecration continue to grow.

_{Repurposed article originally published in ShethePeople}