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Zorawar releases devotional Bhajan “Maa Meri Khede Kanjaka Nall” – Top News of J&K
Zorawar releases devotional Bhajan “Maa Meri Khede Kanjaka Nall”

JAMMU, Oct 7: Folk Vibe Studio unveiled its latest devotional bhajan, “Maa Meri Khede Kanjaka Nall,” in a special ceremony held in Jammu. The soulful musical offering is dedicated to Mata Rani and celebrates the spirit of faith, devotion and cultural expression.

The bhajan features Parveen Punjabi as the singer, with lyrics penned by Raman Pathankotia and music composed by Kumar Gourav. The project has been directed by Rahul Dutta, with Bhanu Rajput handling cinematography and KD Production undertaking the editing.

Zorawar Singh Jamwal, Chairman, Team Jammu and Spokesperson, BJP J&K, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, while Tarun Sharma, President, Nat Manch, actor, director and social, sports, cultural and political activist, attended as the Special Guest.

The release ceremony witnessed the participation of prominent personalities, artists, cultural figures, members of the creative fraternity and devotees. The event provided a platform to celebrate devotional music while highlighting the rich artistic and cultural talent of Jammu.

Speaking on the occasion, singer Parveen Punjabi said that “Maa Meri Khede Kanjaka Nall” is an endeavour to connect with devotees and music lovers through its soulful rendition, meaningful lyrics and devotional presentation. The makers expressed hope that the bhajan would receive an enthusiastic response from the audience and contribute to the promotion of local artistic talent.

Addressing the gathering, Zorawar Singh Jamwal congratulated the entire team of Folk Vibe Studio and appreciated the artists, musicians and technical crew associated with the devotional project. He said that devotional music has a unique ability to connect people with their spiritual and cultural roots, while also providing a meaningful platform for artists to express their creativity.

Zorawar Singh Jamwal said that Jammu and Kashmir has a rich legacy of devotional music, folk traditions and cultural expression, and such initiatives play an important role in preserving and taking this heritage to newer generations. He appreciated the team for presenting “Maa Meri Khede Kanjaka Nall” with a contemporary musical and visual approach while retaining the essence of devotion. He also lauded the efforts of local artists and creative professionals who continue to contribute towards strengthening Jammu’s cultural identity through their work.

He further said that platforms promoting local talent are important for creating opportunities for singers, musicians, lyricists, directors, technicians and other members of the creative fraternity. He congratulated singer Parveen Punjabi, lyricist Raman Pathankotia, composer Kumar Gourav, director Rahul Dutta, cinematographer Bhanu Rajput and the entire production team for their collective efforts and wished the devotional bhajan success.

Tarun Sharma, Special Guest on the occasion and President, Nat Manch, actor, director and social, sports & cultural activist, appreciated Folk Vibe Studio for bringing together artists and creative professionals for a devotional project rooted in the region’s cultural ethos. He said that music and performing arts have always played an important role in preserving cultural traditions and connecting communities.

The makers expressed confidence that the devotional bhajan would resonate with devotees and music lovers and add another meaningful offering to the region’s growing creative and cultural landscape.

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