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Ram Das
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Gulshan Kumar
Hanuman Chalisa is a powerful 40-verse devotional hymn written by the saint-poet Tulsidas in the 16th century. Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the mighty devotee of Lord Rama, this sacred composition is widely recited by millions of devotees across the world to seek strength, protection, and inner peace. Each verse (chalisa means “forty” in Hindi) praises Lord Hanuman’s virtues, his bravery, humility, loyalty, and divine powers. The rhythmic flow and spiritual energy of the Chalisa make it one of the most recited and respected prayers in Hinduism.
Shankar Mahadevan
This verse is the opening shloka of the famous "Shiva Tandava Stotram", composed by Ravana, the mighty king of Lanka and a great devotee of Lord Shiva. The line "Jata Kataha Sambhrama Bhramana Nilimpa Nirjari" describes the divine sight of Lord Shiva’s matted hair (jata) swirling during his cosmic dance (Tandava). From his locks flows the sacred Ganga river, which falls down forcefully, causing excitement among celestial beings (Nilimpa Nirjari = divine maidens of the heavens
