Song: Namo Namo Lyris song , Namo namo ji Shankara Bholenaath Shankara Jai Triloknaath Sambhu Hey Sivay Shankara Namo namo ji Shankara Bholenaath Shankara Rudradev hey maheshwara

Song: Namo Namo Lyris song , Namo namo ji Shankara Bholenaath Shankara Jai Triloknaath Sambhu Hey Sivay Shankara Namo namo ji Shankara Bholenaath Shankara Rudradev hey maheshwara

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the song "Namo Namo" from the movie Kedarnath:

Song Overview

Song: Namo Namo

Singer: Amit Trivedi

Lyricist: Amitabh Bhattacharya

Composer & Producer: Amit Trivedi

Movie: Kedarnath (2018)

Music Label: Zee Music Company

Theme & Meaning

"Namo Namo" is a devotional song dedicated to Lord Shiva. The lyrics pay homage to Shiva's grandeur, selflessness, and omnipresence. The song beautifully captures the essence of devotion, surrender, and spiritual awakening. The protagonist in the song expresses gratitude and reverence toward Bholenath (Shiva), acknowledging that everything belongs to Him. The composition is soulful, blending folk and contemporary sounds with profound lyrics.

Lyrics Explanation

First Verse:

The song starts with a powerful invocation:

• "Jai ho jai ho Shankara (Bholenath Shankara)
• Aadi Dev Shankara (Hey Shivay Shankara)"

The singer glorifies Shiva as the Aadi Dev (the first deity), symbolizing eternal existence.

Shiva is called Shankara, meaning the one who bestows bliss and well-being.

• "Tere jaap ke bina chale ye saans kis tarah"

This line signifies that without chanting Shiva's name, life has no meaning.

Chorus:

• "Namo namo ji Shankara, Bholenath Shankara"

The phrase “Namo Namo” is a way of paying obeisance to Shiva, similar to saying Om Namah Shivaya.

"Jai Triloknath Sambhu" acknowledges Shiva as the Lord of the Three Worlds (Swarg, Prithvi, Patal).

Spiritual Surrender & Realization

The next lines express deep surrender to Shiva’s will:

• "Mera karam tu hi jaane, kya bura hai kya bhala"

Only Shiva knows what is right or wrong. The devotee entrusts his fate to Him.

• "Tere raaste pe main to aankh mund ke chala"

The singer follows Shiva’s path with blind faith, indicating complete trust and surrender.

• "Tere naam ki jyot ne, saara har liya tamas mera"

Shiva’s divine light has dispelled all darkness (ignorance) in the singer’s life.

Shiva's Timelessness & Cosmic Role

• "Srishti ke janam se bhi pehle tera waas tha"

Before creation, Shiva existed—signifying His eternal presence.

• "Ye jag rahe ya na rahe, rahegi teri aastha"

The world may cease to exist, but faith in Shiva will remain forever.

• "Kya samay, kya pralay, dono mein teri mahanta"

Whether in time or destruction (pralay), Shiva’s greatness remains unchanged.

Illusion vs. Reality

The lyrics reflect on detachment and illusion:

• "Mujhe bharam tha jo hai, mera tha kabhi nahi mera"

The realization that nothing truly belongs to us—it all belongs to Shiva.

• "Arth kya nirarth kya, jo bhi hai sabhi tera"

What is meaningful or meaningless? Everything is Shiva’s will.

• "Tere samne hai jhuka, mere sir pe haath rakh tera"

The devotee bows before Shiva, seeking His divine blessing.

Shiva's Form & Attributes

The song also describes Shiva’s appearance and selflessness:

• "Chandrama lalat pe, bhasma hai bhujaon mein"

Shiva has the moon on His forehead and ash on His arms.

• "Vastra baagh chaal ka, hai khada ubao mein"

He wears a tiger skin and stands fearlessly.

• "Pyaas kya ho tujhe, Ganga hai teri jataon mein"

He has no thirst, as the sacred Ganges flows from His matted locks (jata).

Shiva's Selfless Nature

Shiva is the ultimate giver, never asking for anything in return:

• "Dusre ke waaste, tu sadaiv hi jiya"

He has always lived for others.

• "Maanga kuch kabhi nahi, tune sirf hai diya"

He has never asked for anything, only given selflessly.

The Legend of Samudra Manthan

The song references the churning of the ocean (Samudra Manthan):

• "Samundra manthan ka, tha samay jo aapara"

When the ocean was churned, a battle erupted between devas (gods) and asuras (demons).

• "Dwand dono lok mein, vish amrit pe tha chhida"

The fight was over Amrit (nectar of immortality) and Vish (poison).

• "Amrit sabhi mein baant ke, pyala vish ka tune khud piya"

Shiva distributed Amrit among the gods but drank the poison (Halahala) himself to save the universe.

This act earned Him the name Neelkanth (the blue-throated one).

Musical Composition

The music is composed by Amit Trivedi, blending classical, folk, and contemporary elements.

Flute, sitar, mandolin, and percussions enhance the spiritual vibe of the song.

Backing vocals by Rajiv Sundaresan & Suhas Sawant give it an ethereal touch.

Conclusion: A Devotional Masterpiece

"Namo Namo" is more than just a song; it’s a spiritual journey. Through its powerful lyrics and soulful music, it:

Glorifies Lord Shiva

Encourages surrender to divine will

Highlights Shiva’s selflessness and greatness

Inspires detachment from material illusions

This song is a perfect tribute to Bholenath, making it an unforgettable part of the Kedarnath soundtrack.

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Song: Namo Namo

Singer: Amit Trivedi

Lyricist: Amitabh Bhattacharya

Directed by Abhishek Kapoor 

Produced by Ronnie Screwvala & Pragya Kapoor 

Co-Produced by Abhishek Kapoor & Abhishek Nayyar 

Story: Abhishek Kapoor & Kanika Dhillon 

Screenplay & Dialogue: Kanika Dhillon 

Music: Amit Trivedi 

DOP: Tushar Kanti Ray 

Action Director: Dave Judge & Sunil Rodrigues 

Editor: Chandan Arora 

Background Score: Hitesh Sonik 

Sound Designer: Allwin Rego & Sanjay Maurya.

Jai ho jai ho shankara

(Bholenaath sankara)

Aadi dev shankara

(Hey shivay shankara)

Tere jaap ke bina

(Bholenaath sankara)

Chale ye saans kis tarah

(Hey shivay shankara)

Mera karam tu hi jaane

Kya bura hai kya bhala

(Kya bura hai kya bhala)

(Kya bura hai kya bhala)

Tere raaste pe main to

Aankh mund ke chala

(Aankh mund ke chala)

(Aankh mund ke chala)

Tere naam ki jyot ne

Saara har liya tamas mera

Namo namo ji Shankara

Bholenaath Shankara

Jai Triloknaath Sambhu

Hey Sivay Shankara

Namo namo ji Shankara

Bholenaath Shankara

Rudradev hey maheshwara

Sristhi ke janam se bhi

Pahle tera waas tha

Ye jag rahe ya na rahe

Rahegi teri aastha

Kya samay, Kya pralay

Dono mein teri mahaanta

Mahaanta, mahaanta

Sipiyon ki onth mein

(Bholenaath sankara)

Motiya ho jis tarah

(Hey shivay shankara)

Mere man mein shankara

(Bholenaath sankara)

Tu basa hai us tarah

(Hey shivay shankara)

Mujhe bharam tha jo hai

Mera tha kabhi nahi mera

(Tha kabhi nahi mera )

(Tha kabhi nahi mera )

Arth kya nirarth kya

Jo bhi hai sabhi tera

(Jo bhi hai sabhi tera )

(Jo bhi hai sabhi tera )

Tere saamne hai jhuka

Mere sir pe haath rakh tera

Namo namo ji Shankara

Bholenaath Shankara

Jai Triloknaath Sambhu

Hey Sivay Shankara

Namo namo ji Shankara

Bholenaath Shankara

Rudradev hey maheshwara

Chandrama lalaat pe

Bhasama hai bhujao mein

Vastra baagh chaal ka

Hai khada ubao mein

Pyash kya ho tujhe

Ganga hai teri jatao mein

jatao mein, jatao mein

Dusre ke waaste

(Bholenaath sankara)

Tu shadaiv hi jiya

(Hey shivay shankara)

Maanga kuch kabhi nahi

(Bholenaath sankara)

Tune sirf hai diya

(Hey shivay shankara)

Samundra manthan ka

Tha samay jo aapara

Dwand dono lok mein

Visaam rith pe tha chida

Amrit sabhi mein baant ke

Pyala vish ka tune khud piya

Namo namo ji Shankara

Bholenaath Shankara

Jai Triloknaath Sambhu

Hey Sivay Shankara

Namo namo ji Shankara

Bholenaath Shankara

Rudradev hey maheshwara

Namo namo ji Shankara

Bholenaath Shankara

Jai Triloknaath Sambhu

Hey Sivay Shankara

Namo namo ji Shankara

Bholenaath Shankara

Rudradev hey maheshwara

Rudradev hey maheshwara

Rudradev hey maheshwara