Chhath 2024: 7 Sharda Sinha songs to listen to during Nahay Khay, Kharna, Arghya
Over several past decades, Sharda Sinha has become synonymous with Chhath Puja as the singer has extensively sung songs around this festival. The folk artist is currently battling with her life in Delhi AIIMS at the same time when North India kickstarts the Mahaparv Chhath Puja 2024. As much as prayers for her have intensified, the houses have turned up to 11 with her songs.
Here's our hand-curated playlist of the best Sharda Sinha Chhath Puja songs that will fill you up with spirits during this festival mood!
One of Sharda Sinha's most popular Chhath songs, Ho Deenanath beautifully showcases the faith of devotees. The song is a heartfelt plea to Lord Sun (Dinanath) where people express gratitude and hope for blessings. This song tops several Chhath playlists and we are not complaining.
Pahile Pahil Chhathi Maiya is a nostalgic tune about the first experiences of celebrating Chhath. The song is a personal favourite for many as it relates to how devotees feel when they first begin to observe the festival. Sinha's voice just fills the track with emotions beyond words and you might need some tissues.
In Uthau Suruj Bhaile Bihaan, Sharda Sinha sings a morning prayer to the Sun God, requesting for the sun to rise and bless mankind. This song is played during the morning Arghya (offering), and its lyrics seek blessings for prosperity and well-being. We are sure you'll play this one at least twice.
This devotional song pays homage to Chhathi Maiya (the goddess worshipped during Chhath Puja) and is filled with prayers and appeals for divine blessings. Sinha's vocals are the voice of millions of devotees celebrating this festival globally and will give you a sense of being at home.
This is a unique song where Sharda Sinha sings about the importance of devotion and sincerity during Chhath Puja. The lyrics talk about how each person's devotion holds its own beauty and value while celebrating the diverse ways in which people honour Chhathi Maiya.
One of the most popular Chhath songs, Kelwa Ke Paat Par has become an iconic track associated with the festival. It speaks about the traditional offerings made on a banana leaf and reflects the love and dedication of devotees. This song has a timeless appeal and is played at nearly every Chhath celebration.
This song is about how doing all the rituals of this festival will give one immense blessing from the god of the sun. Sharda Sinha is featured in the video talking about how all devotees are dancing and singing with excitement to welcome Chhathi Maiyya. We wouldn't mind you dancing to this song because it's one for the celebration.
