Aarti Kije Hanuman Lala Ki retells Hanuman’s strength and service through the Lanka mission, Sanjeevani episode, and rescue from Ahiravana. The stored numbered source is presented without added display numbering, while its opening and closing refrain are both retained.
Quick Facts
Aarti Kije Hanuman Lala Ki Aarti Lyrics in English
Read the complete source-aligned Aarti in simple Roman script. The recurring refrain is emphasized within the same continuous sequence.
Aarti and Refrain
Aarti kijai hanuman lala ki
Dushtadalan raghunath kala ki
Jake bal se girivar kanpai
Rog-dosh jake nikat na jhanpai
Anjani putr maha baladai
Santan ke prabhu sada sahai
De bira raghunath pathaye
Lanka jari siy sudhi laye
Lanka so kot samudr si khai
Jat pavanasut bar na lai
Lanka jari asur sanhare
Siyaram ji ke kaj sanvare
Lakshman murchhit pade sakare
Ani sanjivan pran ubare
Paithi patal tori jam-kare
Ahiravan ki bhuja ukhare
Bayen bhuja asur dal mare
Dahine bhuja santajan tare
Sur nar muni Aarti utare
Jai Jai Jai hanuman uchare
Kanchan thar kapur lau chhai
Aarti karat anjana mai
Jo hanuman ji ki Aarti gavai
Basi baikunth paramapad pavai
Aarti kijai hanuman lala ki
Dushtadalan raghunath kala ki
Line-by-line Meaning
Meaning in Source Order
Perform the Aarti of beloved Hanuman, destroyer of harmful forces and embodiment of Raghunatha’s power.
His strength makes mountains tremble, and illness or affliction cannot remain near him.
The mighty son of Anjani is always the helper of saints and devotees.
Raghunatha sent the brave messenger, who burned Lanka and returned with news of Sita.
He crossed the vast ocean around Lanka without delay.
He burned Lanka, overcame the hostile forces, and completed the work of Sita and Rama.
When Lakshmana lay unconscious, Hanuman brought Sanjeevani and restored his life.
He entered the netherworld, broke its bonds, and defeated Ahiravana.
With one arm he defeats hostile forces and with the other he carries devotees to safety.
Gods, people, and sages perform his Aarti and call out victory to Hanuman.
A golden plate glows with camphor as Mother Anjana performs the Aarti.
The closing verse says that one who sings Hanuman’s Aarti reaches the highest divine abode.
Perform the Aarti of beloved Hanuman, destroyer of harmful forces and embodiment of Raghunatha’s power.
Hanuman’s Acts of Service in This Aarti
The narrative chooses episodes that show strength serving devotion rather than strength alone. Every feat advances Rama’s work, protects life, or rescues those in danger.
How Aarti Kije Hanuman Lala Ki Is Traditionally Sung
It is often sung before Hanuman with a lamp and clear congregational cadence. The returning first verse can be sung again at the end, exactly as the stored sequence indicates.
Frequently Asked Questions
No extra display numbering is used; the complete source order is preserved without numbered labels.
It includes Lanka, Sita’s news, Sanjeevani, and the defeat of Ahiravana.
Yes. The same Aarti Kije line appears again as the final stored unit.
