India and its spiritual journey are a treasure that mesmerizes you in a soulful way. April 17 marks Ram Navami, a Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Ram. For the uninitiated, he was the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu and is one of the most prayed deities in Hinduism.

Lord Ram was the perfect emblem of a righteous king who stood by his principles and promises. He was also known as 'Maryada Purshottam', which means the most dignified man.

Leading by example, Lord Rama took birth to destroy all the evil forces on the planet, starting with the menacing Ravana. The Ramayana continues to be the most ancient and trustworthy saga of Hindu mythology, where truth triumphs over evil.

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Several movies and infamous TV shows have depicted the Ramayana by narrating beautiful stories of the gods who paved the way for humankind. Along with films, there are several soulful melodies dedicated to Lord Ram.

Ram Navami 2024 playlist

As we celebrate Ram Navami, here are some Bollywood songs dedicated to Lord Ram that you must add to your spiritual playlist. A blend of new movies and the golden era, let's have a look at these popular tracks.

1. Ghar More Pardesiya: Kalank

The soulful song never fails to impress us. Starring Alia Bhatt and Madhuri Dixit in the same, Ghar More Pardesiya is all about welcoming Shri Ram from the 14-year-long vanvas. It is sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Vaishali Mhade.

2. Ramji Ki Nikli Sawari: Sargam

Heaping praises and singing about his divinity, this song is dedicated to Lord Ram and his great deeds. The song features Rishi Kapoor and is sung by the legendary Mohammad Rafi.

3. Pal Pal Hain Bhari: Swades

Who can forget this soulful Ram bhajan from Shah Rukh Khan's film, Swades? The song plays during the most testing times for the villagers as they remember the Almighty for his blessings and hope for a miracle.

4. Ram Siya Ram: Adipurush

Although the movie was a debatable watch, this song is worth listening to. Ram Siya Ram beautifully depicts the relationship between Lord Ram and his wife, Mata Sita, as they set out on a 14-year-long exile.

5. Hey Ram: Jagjit Singh

The late Ghazal singer composed and sang this heart-touching melody that spoke about the greatness and humble nature of Lord Ram. "Tu he jag data, vishwa vidhata," sums up the divinity of Shri Ram.

Radio City wishes you a very happy Ram Navami.