Achyuta Ashtakam is a Sanskrit composition traditionally associated with Adi Shankaracharya and beginning with Achyutam Keshavam. Its verses recall names and forms connected with Vishnu, Krishna and Rama.
Achyuta Ashtakam in Devanagari and Roman English
Use the language buttons above to read the original Devanagari text or the same verses in Roman-English transliteration. Both versions follow the complete text in the same order.
When is Achyuta Ashtakam commonly read?
Krishna and Vishnu worship
Janmashtami
Ekadashi or personal recitation
Common questions
Is the complete Achyuta Ashtakam available in Devanagari?
Yes. This page contains the complete Achyuta Ashtakam in Sanskrit in Devanagari, including its opening and closing verses where they form part of the traditional text.
What is included in the English (Roman) tab?
English (Roman) is a transliteration for following the original verses using Latin letters. It is not an English translation.
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