Gandhiji's song on Gandhi Jayanti 2024
Do you know that Mahatma Gandhi also wrote a song, although Mahatma Gandhi was far away from the dazzling world of films and he had seen only one film named Ram Rajya (1943) in his life, but still coincidentally he / He wrote a song. It was written by Mahatma Gandhi and recorded in the voice of Manna Dey in 1969. Watch the song written by Mahatma Gandhi here and then know the interesting story behind it.
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Gandhiji's song – O ocean of humility!
O ocean of humility!
resident of the poor cottage of Din Bhangi
Irrigated by the waters of Ganga, Yamuna and Brahmaputra
I'm looking for you everywhere in this beautiful country
Please help us.
Give us receptivity and open hearts;
Give me your humility;
to remain united with the people of India
Give strength and enthusiasm!
Gandhiji's song-O God!
Hi God!
That's when you come to help,
When man becomes void and takes refuge in you.
bless us,
He as a servant and friend
The public we want to serve
never be separated from him
We need sacrifice, devotion
And be the epitome of humility
so that this country
We must understand more and want more.
Story of Gandhiji's songs and letters
Actually, this is not a song or bhajan but a letter written by Mahatma Gandhi while answering the question of Sardar Patel's daughter Maniben Patel. Maniben asked Mahatma Gandhi questions about God such as where does God live, what does He look like and how can He be found? Answering these questions, Bapu also wrote a letter.
When musician Vasant Desai received Gandhiji's letter
This letter was received by Madhukar Rao Choudhary, President of Gandhi Sentry Committee and he asked musician Vasant Desai, associated with the Cultural Department of Maharashtra Government, to convert the things written in the letter into a song. When this song was recorded, the government distributed copies of it but the cassettes did not sell well and were mostly bought by amateurs. However, this song of Manna Dey is an important part of music and history today.
