Kirtan Muktāvali

Welcome to Anirdesh Kirtan Muktavali. This site contains more than 2000 kirtans in Gujarati and English transliteration. Anirdesh also includes almost 300 translations of kirtans with some prasangs and nirupans of well-known kirtans. The Hindi kirtans are also available in the Devanagari lipi.

Premsakhi Padavali. Released during the occassion of Bhagwan Swaminarayan’s bicentennial celebration. The kirtans by Premsakhi Premanand Swami in the book have been added to Anirdesh to preserve the work.

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Popular Kirtans

Most popular viewed kirtans for week of Sep 17, 2023.

Site Updates

July 7, 2023: Added ability to increase or decrease kirtan text size. Click on the upper right menu to adjust font size.

April 20, 2023: Added link to share the page or kirtan. Tidied up the options icons into a corner menu.

April 18, 2023: Links to Akshar Amrutam App are being added. If you have the app installed on your phone, you will be able to listen to the kirtan from the app. The links to download from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store are found here: Akshar Amrutam App. If you visit often, this change will require deleting your brower’s cache and Anirdesh site data so you can see the new links and styles.

March 28, 2023: Arti updated with new ashtaks in Sanskrit/Hindi. The arti with the Gujarati ashtaks will still be available here: Arti with Gujarati Ashtaks.

July 4, 2021: New ‘Utsavs’ selection option added for the ability to find kirtans categorized by the Utsav. Please clear your browser’s cache if the option does not work. Alternately, you can open this website in Incognito or InPrivate session.

April 3, 2021: New tooltips have been added for difficult or archaic Gujarati words and English translations of certain Gujarati words.

January 15, 2021: Hindi kirtans are now available in the Devanagari lipi. They can be viewed on their own dedicated page here: Hindi Kirtan Muktavali.