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This bhajan is composed by Shri Ankush Ji Maharaj and is a part of the Pushti Marg tradition. The phalaśruti of this bhajan is to attain divine union and spiritual bliss. Devotees chant this bhajan to express their longing for Lord Krishna’s presence in their lives.
Why Devotees Love This Bhajan
Devotees love this bhajan because it brings them comfort in separation and helps them to focus on their spiritual journey. The bhajan’s soothing melody and heartfelt lyrics make it a favorite among Krishna devotees.
Lyrics in Hindi (Devanagari)
नैना पलक बिछाए है,
कन्हैया आ जाओ,
आ जाओ कन्हैया आ जाओ,
आ जाओ कन्हैया आ जाओ।।
कब से निहारे बाट तुम्हारी,
कब से निहारे बाट तुम्हारी,
आ जाओ अब कृष्ण मुरारी,
आ जाओ अब कृष्ण मुरारी,
तुम्हें भक्त बुलाए है,
कन्हैया आ जाओ।।
सांवरी सलोनी सूरत तुम्हारी,
सांवरी सलोनी सूरत तुम्हारी,
मन में बसी है हे गिरधारी,
मन में बसी है हे गिरधारी,
हम आस लगाए है,
कन्हैया आ जाओ।।
गिद्ध अजामिल कि टेर सुनि प्रभु,
गिद्ध अजामिल की टेर सुनि प्रभु,
शबरी के खाए है बैर सुनि प्रभु,
शबरी के खाए है बैर सुनि प्रभु,
‘अंकुश’ बिलमाए है,
कन्हैया आ जाओ।।
नैना पलक बिछाए है,
कन्हैया आ जाओ,
आ जाओ कन्हैया आ जाओ,
आ जाओ कन्हैया आ जाओ।।
English Transliteration
Nainaa palak bichhaaye hai,
Kanhaiyaa aa jao,
Aa jao Kanhaiyaa aa jao,
Aa jao Kanhaiyaa aa jao।।
Kab se nihare baat tumhaari,
Kab se nihare baat tumhaari,
Aa jao ab Krishn Muraari,
Aa jao ab Krishn Muraari,
Tumhein bhakt bulaye hai,
Kanhaiyaa aa jao।।
Saawari saloni soorat tumhaari,
Saawari saloni soorat tumhaari,
Man mein basi hai he Giridhaari,
Man mein basi hai he Giridhaari,
Ham aas lagaye hai,
Kanhaiyaa aa jao।।
Giddh Ajamil ki ter suni Prabhu,
Giddh Ajamil ki ter suni Prabhu,
Shabari ke khaaye hai bair suni Prabhu,
Shabari ke khaaye hai bair suni Prabhu,
‘Ankush’ bilaamaye hai,
Kanhaiyaa aa jao।।
Nainaa palak bichhaaye hai,
Kanhaiyaa aa jao,
Aa jao Kanhaiyaa aa jao,
Aa jao Kanhaiyaa aa jao।।
Simple English Meaning
This bhajan is a heartfelt prayer to Lord Krishna, where the devotee expresses their longing for His presence. The lyrics describe the devotee’s eagerness to see Krishna and be with Him. The bhajan also mentions the stories of Giddh Ajamil and Shabari, who were blessed by Krishna’s mercy.
When & How to Chant
This bhajan can be chanted at any time, but it is most effective during the early morning or evening hours. Devotees can chant this bhajan while performing their daily aarti or during their meditation sessions.
Cultural Notes
This bhajan is a popular Krishna bhajan in the Rajasthani style, and it is often sung by devotees during the festival of Janmashtami. The bhajan’s soothing melody and heartfelt lyrics make it a favorite among Krishna devotees.

