Asthra and Tanmayi join forces to bring ‘Vaishnava Janato’ to life. The poet Andal writes heartfelt lyrics, while Ilayaraja composes the tune. This song is part of their album ‘Hey Ram,’ blending devotion and melody.
Released: July 1, 2022
Vaishnava Janato
Asthra | Tanmayi • From “Hey Ram”
Vaishnava Janato Lyrics Translation (from “Hey Ram”)
The song talks about a true devotee who feels others’ pain deeply. Andal mentions a dream with golden pots and elephants, creating a vivid scene. The artist describes kindness without pride as the heart of devotion.
Vaishnav Jan ToCall that man a true devotee of God,
Tene Kahiye Jewho understands and feels,
Peed Parayithe pain of others,
Jaane Reas deeply as his own.
Par DukhkheEven when he helps those in sorrow
Upkar Kare Toyeand acts with kindness,
Mann Abhiman Nahe lets no pride enter his mind,
Aane Renor does he boast of his deeds.
Vaishnav Jan ToCall that man a true devotee of God,
Tene Kahiye Jewho understands and feels,
Peed Parayithe pain of others,
Jaane Reas deeply as his own.
Vaishnav Jan ToCall that man a true devotee of God,
Tene Kahiye Jewho understands and feels,
Peed Parayithe pain of others,
Jaane Reas deeply as his own.
Vaaranam AayiramA thousand elephants,
Soozha Valam Seidhumarched around in a ritual circle.
Naarana NambiLord Narayana, the trustworthy one,
Nadakindran Endredhircame walking towards me.
Poorana PorkudamThe sacred golden pots,
Vaiththu Puramengumwere placed everywhere,
Thoranam Nattawith festoons and banners tied.
Kanaa KandenI saw this in my dream,
Thozhi Naanoh, my dear friend.
Kanaa KandenI saw this in my dream,
Thozhi Naanoh, my dear friend.
Vaishnava Janato Music Video
‘Vaishnava Janato’ lyrics offer a touching message about selfless love. The song features Asthra and Tanmayi, and is a standout in the album ‘Hey Ram.’