The sanyasi’s return signals his impending death.” One way or the other, he is rushing to his doom. “But the wily British are her husband’s foe and his own oath is his enemy. “I am thinking of his victories, she says. “Keshav took the fish form, Shanti (Geeta Bali) remembers, but obviously, she is still torn apart by anxiety.” Keshava, dhrita meena shareerah, jaya Jagadisha hare You arranged (Sanskrit: vihita) a boat (Sanskrit: vahitra), because it is in your nature to relieve suffering.” “In the ocean waters apocalypse, the Sanyasi chants, you saved knowledge (by saving Life itself!). Pralaya payodhi jale, dhrutavaan asi Vedam O Gopal, O Govind, O Mukund - the brave.” I am thinking of you, O Vishnu, destroyer of Mura, and slayer of Madhu and Kaitabh.
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“So, Anand Math’s song Jai Jagdeesh Hare begins by remembering Vishnu. Subbalaxmi pronounced them all perfectly in a beautiful classical Carnatic song, which I absolutely love listening to, whenever I am in the mood.” He did a lot of things for the greater good, so he is the God with the greatest number of names, at least a thousand of which are noted in Vishnu Sahasranaam.” “All the names of Vishnu have a story or meaning hidden in the name, describing something he did or a characteristic he had. He was called Gopal because he was a cowherd (Sanskrit: Gau, meaning cow, Paal meaning nurturer).” “Vishnu was called Murari, because he faught (Sanskrit: ari, meaning enemy) the demon Mura. “But I will make an effort to share with you, what this song says to me, so you can understand why it moves me so.” “I can’t even transliterate the lyrics for you, because the beauty and force of its Sanskrit poetry will be lost.” “It is impossible for me to translate these verses verbatim as a poem,” he sighed.
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“But the song picturized on Prithviraj Kapoor and his real-life daughter-in-law Geeta Bali (wife of Shammi), contained only 5 slokas: those about Meen (Fish), Waman (Dwarf), Ram (King Raam), Buddh (Gautam Buddha) and Kalki.” Then Krishna from Dwapar Yug, followed by Buddh in Kaliyug and the still to come Kalki - the terminator.” “Followed in Treta Yug by Vaaman - the dwarf, Parashuraam - the scholar warrior, and Raam - the perfectly obedient prince. In Satyug: Matsya - the fish, Kurma - the tortoise, Varaah - the boar, and Narasimha – the half-man half-lion.” “Jayadeva’s Dashavatar Strotam described the 10 incarnations of Vishnu. “Jaidev’s Dashaavataar was a lyrical composition of the 12th century, as Jayadev Gosvami lived circa 1200 AD, and was reportedly a court poet of King Lakshman Sen of Bengal.” “The Sanskrit verses of Jai Jagdeesh Hare are from Dashavatara-Stotram,” Rosh replied, “the first hymn of Jaydev Goswami's magnum opus: Geet Govindam, which literally means The Song Of Vishnu.” “Is it really a song?” Isha wondered aloud, “or just a collection of some incomprehensible hard core Sanskrit shlokas.” “Even without its clear spiritual and pregnant psychological messages, it remains an extraordinarily moving song, due to its poignant rendition and its rich cultural heritage.” How should one live their life today? With faith, and fearless action!” It was filmed as a reasoned call to arms, with powerful behavioral suggestions. “ Jai Jagdish Hare was no religious indulgence.
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"Both these song renditions have remained unparalleled in over half a century, despite various attempts by many other singers to recreate their magic since their original recordings.”
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Hemant Da and Geeta Roy (Dutt) meanwhile, sang the Sanskrit verses of Jay Jagdish Hare with crystal clear diction and near perfect pronunciation." "In this film, Lata Mangeshkar sang Vandey Mataram to perfection. Vande Matram would have been a more appropriate National Anthem though, as National Anthems are generally patriotic musical compositions which evoke and eulogize the history, traditions and struggles of their people.” “ Jana Gana Mana is India’s National Anthem. “Isn’t India’s national song Jan Gan Man, by Rabindranath Tagore?” asked Isha. How should one live their life today? With faith, and fearless action!Ĭopyrighted Anand Math Image By Source, Fair use, Rosh explains the lyrics of Jai Jagdish Hare, famous song from legendary film Anand Math.