Chadariya Jhini Re Jhini
Anup Jalota's full rendering of Kabir's best known bhajan, unhurried across fourteen minutes.
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Celebrated Indian playback and bhajan singer, widely known as 'Bhajan Samrat,' with an international touring and recording career spanning five decades.
Anup Jalota has recorded and performed devotional bhajans since the mid-1970s, becoming one of India's best-known voices in the genre and earning the honorific 'Bhajan Samrat' (Emperor of Bhajans). His style sits within the traditional Indian devotional lineage rather than the Western kirtan scene, drawing on classical training alongside popular appeal.
He continues to perform concerts across India and internationally.
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Anup Jalota's full rendering of Kabir's best known bhajan, unhurried across fourteen minutes.
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