Album: Jugjugg Jeeyo

Rangisari" is a melodious and vibrant song that beautifully blends traditional Indian music with contemporary sounds. The lyrics and composition evoke a sense of celebration and festivity, reflecting the cultural richness of Indian heritage. The song is characterized by its rhythmic beats and soulful melody, making it a captivating addition to the film's soundtrack.The song's lyrics celebrate the beauty and colors of life, often associated with joy and happiness. "Rangisari" showcases the essence of Indian festivals, where colors play a significant role in expressing emotions and unity. The visuals of the song feature lively dance sequences and vibrant settings, adding to its festive and joyous atmosphere.

Album: Chhath Mahima

Kaanch Hi Baans Ke Bahangiya is a poignant Bhojpuri devotional folk song dedicated to the Chhath Puja festival. The song eloquently describes the rituals and deep devotion of the worshippers as they prepare offerings for the Sun God, Surya. With its soothing melody and traditional instrumentation, the song creates a serene and spiritual atmosphere, capturing the essence of the festival. The lyrics celebrate the beauty and significance of the Chhath Puja rituals, resonating deeply with devotees and preserving the rich cultural heritage of Bhojpuri music. This song remains a staple during the Chhath Puja festivities, symbolizing faith, devotion, and cultural pride.

Album: Chhath Pooja Ke Geet

Maarbo Re Sugva Dhanukh Se is a dynamic Bhojpuri folk song that brings to life the playful and competitive spirit of rural Bhojpuri culture. The song's lively and rhythmic melody, supported by traditional instruments like the dholak, harmonium, and tabla, creates an engaging and energetic atmosphere. The lyrics, rich with local dialect and cultural references, depict a hunting scene where the protagonist aims to shoot a bird (sugva) with a bow (dhanukh). This playful narrative is a reflection of the rural lifestyle and the traditional practices that are an integral part of Bhojpuri culture.

Album: Bhojpuri Lok Geet Sangrah

Beriya Ke Beri is a vibrant Bhojpuri folk song that delves into the everyday life and rustic charm of rural Bihar. The song's lively and rhythmic melody, coupled with engaging lyrics, paints a vivid picture of the cultural practices and simple pleasures of village life. Traditional instruments such as the dholak, harmonium, and tabla enhance the song's authenticity and regional flavor. The lyrics celebrate the beauty of the countryside and the bonds of community, capturing the essence of Bhojpuri culture.

Album: Aarti Sangrah Aartiyan

Ambe Tu Hai Jagdambe Kali is a powerful and devotional song dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Durga, who is also revered as Jagdambe and Kali. The song is a heartfelt invocation, praising the divine mother for her strength, compassion, and protection. With its soulful and reverent melody, the song creates a deeply spiritual atmosphere. Traditional instruments such as the harmonium, tabla, and dholak are used to enhance the devotional fervor and solemnity of the music. The lyrics are imbued with devotion, reverence, and an appeal for the goddess's blessings and protection.

Album: Bhajans

Aisi Lagi Lagan Meera Ho Gayi Magan is a soulful and devotional Hindi bhajan that narrates the deep and unwavering devotion of Meera Bai towards Lord Krishna. The song captures the essence of Meera Bai's love and dedication, portraying her spiritual journey and transformation. The melody is serene and enchanting, enriched by traditional Indian instruments such as the harmonium, tabla, and flute. The lyrics are deeply emotional and evocative, expressing the profound love and surrender of Meera Bai to her beloved Krishna.

Album: Shree Hanuman Chalisa (Hanuman Ashtak)

The "Shree Hanuman Chalisa is a revered Hindu devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It consists of 40 verses (chalisa) written by the poet Tulsidas in the Awadhi language. The song is a recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa, extolling the virtues, strength, and devotion of Lord Hanuman, the monkey god known for his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama. The melody is calming and spiritually uplifting, often accompanied by traditional Indian instruments such as the harmonium, tabla, and manjira, creating an atmosphere of deep reverence and devotion.