Shyam teri bansi
Sargam for song Shyam Teri Bansi
Singers: Aarti Mukherji, Jaspal Singh
Lyricis & Music : Ravindra Jain
Movie: Geet Gaata Chal (1975)
Raag : Charukesi
(Tip: Most of the time Ni and Ga are to be played as Komal Swaras unless mentioned in capital letter)
Prelude (Flute & Sitar)
FLUTE PART:
R… MGMG… R GM
PDn DPD… PDPM
DPn DPP… PDPM
SITAR PART:
MP GRS nSSn n
SR MPMGM
FLUTE PART:
MP MPMP GM…
GM GMGM RG… R…
SONG:
Shyam | Teri | Bansi…
MP | DD | DD…
FLUTE:
SnSn DPD
Pukare | Radha | Naam…
D Dn…DnDP | DnD DP |PDPDnS.. SnS nDPD PDPM
FLUTE:
DSD PDR… SnRS nDSn DP M
Shyam | Teri | Bansi…
GM | PDPMGM | PD DD… {nDPD nDPD} SNS nDD
Pukare | Radha | Naam…
S’S’R’.. | D Sg R | DP PM.. GMGR
Log | kare | mira ko
RG | MM | P G R
Yun hi | badanaam
S n | S RR
Shyaam | teri | bansi
M P | D D | D D
Pukaare | radha | naam
DDn | DP | PD PMP
Shyaam | teri | bansi
D Sn | Sn | DD
Pukaare | radha | naam
DDn | DP | PM GM R
Log | kare | mira ko
R G | MM | P G R
Yun hi | badanaam
S n | S R R
Saanvare | ki | bansi | ko
M P D | D | DD | D
Bajane | se | kaam
Dn DP | S’| D M P
Saanvare | ki | bansi | ko
D SnSn | D | D D | D
Bajane | se | kaam
D D R | nD | P M GMR
Radha | kaa | bhi | shyaam | Wo to
R RR | M | M | P M | G R
mira | kaa | bhi | shyaam
Sn | S | R | R
Radha | kaa | bhi | shyaam
Wo to | mira | kaa | bhi | shyaam
O….O O..
R’… {SRSNSR}
Jamunaa | ki | lahare
R R | R | gR gR gR
Bansibat | ki | chhaiyaa
RS N D | D | {DNSNS}
Kisakaa | nahi | hai | kaho
ND DS | S S | S | R RR
Krishan | kanhaiyaa
gR Sn | n D DD
FLUTE:
{RMGRGM}… GRS RSn SnD
Jamunaa | ki | lahare
R R R | R | Rg Rg RgR
Bansibat | ki | chhaiyaa
R SN ND | D | {DNSNS}
Kisakaa | nahi | hai | kaho
ND DS | S S | S | R RR
Krishan | kanhaiyaa
gR Sn | n D DD…PDPM
Shyaam | kaa | divaanaa To
M P | D | D D D
sara | brij | dhaam
Dn | D P | P DPMP
Shyaam | kaa | divaanaa To
D SN S | n | D D R
sara | brij | dhaam
S R S | nD P | P M GMR
Log | kare | mira ko
R G | MM | P G R
Yun hi | badanaam
S n | S R R
If you’ve ever found yourself lost in the soulful charm of devotional music, “Shyam Teri Bansi Pukare Radha Naam” from the 1975 movie Geet Gaata Chal is one song that’s hard to forget. With its simple yet heartfelt lyrics and soothing melody, it captures the eternal love and devotion associated with Lord Krishna.
Ravindra Jain, the genius behind both the composition and lyrics, poured pure devotion into this piece. Sung beautifully by Jaspal Singh and Aarti Mukherji, the song resonates deeply, especially with those who cherish bhajans. The contrast between Radha’s longing and Meera’s unwavering devotion is delicately expressed, making listeners reflect on the different forms of love for the divine.
When the movie released, it became a household favorite. I’ve often heard stories of packed cinema halls where people would stay seated just to hear the bhajans one more time. And it’s not just nostalgia — even today, this song is played during religious gatherings and family events. It has that timeless quality that brings people together, reminding them of devotion, love, and the beautiful stories of Krishna and his devotees.
“Shyam Teri Bansi Pukare Radha Naam” isn’t just a song; it’s a musical offering of faith and love — one that continues to touch hearts across generations. If you haven’t listened to it in a while, maybe it’s time to let its divine melody call out to you once again.
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