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Shri Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajman

श्रीरामचन्द्र कृपालु भजु मन हरण भवभय दारुणम्। नवकञ्ज लोचन कञ्ज मुख कर कञ्ज पद कञ्जारुणम्॥ १॥ कन्दर्प अगणित अमित छवि नव नील नीरद सुन्दरम्। पटपीत मानहु तड़ित रुचि शुचि नौमि जनक सुतावरम्॥ २॥ भजु दीनबन्धु दिनेश दानव दैत्य वंश निकन्दनम्। रघुनन्द आनन्द कन्द कोशल चन्द दशरथ नन्दनम्॥ ३॥ सिर मुकुट कुण्डल तिलक चारु उदारु अङ्ग विभूषणम्। आजानुभुज शर चापधर सङ्ग्राम जित खरदूषणम्॥ ४॥ इति वदति तुलसीदास शङ्कर शेष मुनि मन रञ्जनम्। मम हृदय कञ्ज निवास कुरु कामादि खलदल गञ्जनम्॥ ५॥

About Shri Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajman

Shri Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajman is a well-known praise hymn composed by Goswami Tulsidas. Its Sanskritised Awadhi verses describe Lord Rama and are commonly sung as Ram Stuti during home and temple worship.

Shri Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajman 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 Shri Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajman commonly read?

  • Ram Navami
  • Rama-related puja or bhajan gatherings
  • before or after Ramcharitmanas reading

Common questions

Is the complete Shri Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajman available in Devanagari?

Yes. This page contains the complete Shri Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajman in Sanskritised Awadhi 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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