| Thumb | Song Heading | Singer | Composer | Lyricist | Actor | Film (Year) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Darashan Do Ghanashyaam Naath Mori Ankhiyaan Pyaasi Re 4.47 - 172 votes | Manna Dey, Sudha Malhotra, Hemant Kumar | Ravi | Gopal Singh Nepali | Nirupa Roy, Shahu Modak | Narsi Bhagat (1957) | Religious Songs, Raag Based Songs, Raga - Kedar |
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Lyrics of Darashan Do Ghanashyaam Naath Mori Ankhiyaan Pyaasi Re - दर्शन दो घनश्याम नाथ मोरी, अंखियाँ प्यासी रे
darshan do ghanshyam nath mori, ankhiya pyasi re
darshan do ghanshyam nath mori, ankhiya pyasi re
darshan do ghanshyam
man mandir ki jyot jaga do
man mandir ki jyot jaga do
ghat ghat basi re, darshan do ghanshyam
mandir mandir murat teri
phir bhi naa dikhe surat teri
mandir mandir murat teri
phir bhi naa dikhe surat teri
yug beete na ai milan ki
puranamasi re, darshan do ghanshyam
dwaar daya ka jab tu khole
pancham sur me gunga bole
dwaar daya ka jab tu khole
pancham sur me gunga bole
andha dekhe langda chal kar
pahunche kasi re, darshan do ghanshyam
pani pi kar pyas bujhaun
nainan ko kaise samjhaaun
aankh michauli chhodo ab
man ke basi re
darshan do ghanshyam nath mori, ankhiya pyasi re
darshan do ghanshyam
darshan do ghanshyam nath mori, ankhiya pyasi re
darshan do ghanshyam
man mandir ki jyot jaga do
man mandir ki jyot jaga do
ghat ghat basi re, darshan do ghanshyam
mandir mandir murat teri
phir bhi naa dikhe surat teri
mandir mandir murat teri
phir bhi naa dikhe surat teri
yug beete na ai milan ki
puranamasi re, darshan do ghanshyam
dwaar daya ka jab tu khole
pancham sur me gunga bole
dwaar daya ka jab tu khole
pancham sur me gunga bole
andha dekhe langda chal kar
pahunche kasi re, darshan do ghanshyam
pani pi kar pyas bujhaun
nainan ko kaise samjhaaun
aankh michauli chhodo ab
man ke basi re
darshan do ghanshyam nath mori, ankhiya pyasi re
darshan do ghanshyam
Comments on song "Darashan Do Ghanashyaam Naath Mori Ankhiyaan Pyaasi Re"
kd2013 on Monday, September 08, 2008
Hi, the meaning is as follows: Oh Lord Ghanashyama (dark as a raincloud,
ie. Krishna)! Please give Thy vision (as) my eyes are thirsty. Light the
temple of my heart, O Thou who art in every Ghata (literally: pot, here it
means: residing everywhere or Omnipotent). Thy idols are found in every
temple, yet Thy (actual) face is not seen anywhere. Ages have gone by, yet
the full-moon (night) of (our) meeting has not come yet.
Hi, the meaning is as follows: Oh Lord Ghanashyama (dark as a raincloud,
ie. Krishna)! Please give Thy vision (as) my eyes are thirsty. Light the
temple of my heart, O Thou who art in every Ghata (literally: pot, here it
means: residing everywhere or Omnipotent). Thy idols are found in every
temple, yet Thy (actual) face is not seen anywhere. Ages have gone by, yet
the full-moon (night) of (our) meeting has not come yet.
kd2013 on Monday, September 08, 2008
When Thou openest the doors of (Thy) Compassion, the dumb sing in the note:
'So' (the loudest of the seven notes), the blind see, and the lame walk all
the way to Kashi (Varanasi)! (I) drink water to slake my (physical) thirst,
but how to explain to my eyes! (how to quench their thirst to see you).
Give up this hide-and-seek now, O dweller of (my or everybody's) heart! O
Lord Ghanashyama! Please give Thy vision.
When Thou openest the doors of (Thy) Compassion, the dumb sing in the note:
'So' (the loudest of the seven notes), the blind see, and the lame walk all
the way to Kashi (Varanasi)! (I) drink water to slake my (physical) thirst,
but how to explain to my eyes! (how to quench their thirst to see you).
Give up this hide-and-seek now, O dweller of (my or everybody's) heart! O
Lord Ghanashyama! Please give Thy vision.
sonny19xx on Monday, March 02, 2009
A good bhajan. Excellently rendered by Hemant K and Sudha M. Many songs
bhajan and non-bhajan have been inspired by this tune. Like Aap yun hi agar
from Ek musafir.. and hum ko manki shakti from Guddi. Manna dey joins in
the last stanza with good effect. The tune is so simple and powerful.
Ravi's beauty. God, bestow sense and mercy into the hearts of all of
humanity . THANKS malkauns01.
A good bhajan. Excellently rendered by Hemant K and Sudha M. Many songs
bhajan and non-bhajan have been inspired by this tune. Like Aap yun hi agar
from Ek musafir.. and hum ko manki shakti from Guddi. Manna dey joins in
the last stanza with good effect. The tune is so simple and powerful.
Ravi's beauty. God, bestow sense and mercy into the hearts of all of
humanity . THANKS malkauns01.
Dilip S. Coulagi on Sunday, September 06, 2009
Kamod also uses both tivra and shuddha ma s. So does Hameer. All three are
very similar, the difference being in the sequence of swaras and the
emphasis on different swaras in ascent and descent.. That's why I thought
an expert should opine on it. One day I'll get an accomplished singer like
Dhanashree Pandit-Rai to give her opinion.
Kamod also uses both tivra and shuddha ma s. So does Hameer. All three are
very similar, the difference being in the sequence of swaras and the
emphasis on different swaras in ascent and descent.. That's why I thought
an expert should opine on it. One day I'll get an accomplished singer like
Dhanashree Pandit-Rai to give her opinion.
| Movie | Film Cast | Singer | Lyricist | Composer | Director | Producer | External Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Narsi Bhagat (1957) |
Shahu Modak, Nirupa Roy, Radha Kishan, Lalita Pawar, Pratima Devi | Asha Bhosle, Mohammed Rafi, Hemant Kumar, Manna Dey, Sudha Malhotra | Gopal Singh Nepali | Ravi | Devendra Goel | Narsi Bhagat at IMDB |
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this song was written by gopal singh nepali a welknown hindi poet ..who also wrote songs for films...please recall the song TERI MERI MULAKAT AADHEE REH GAYEE.for the film GAJRE. music by sachindev burman and singer was suriaya..RG