Ik Taraf Maa Hai Meri Lyrics – Nikhar Juneja

"Ik taraf maa hai meri... Ik taraf ye sansaar"

Ik Taraf Maa Hai Meri is a devotional Navratri special track by Nikhar Juneja, recorded live in concert. The song delves into themes of a mother's love, devotion to Maa Durga, and the eternal battle between worldly desires and spiritual surrender.

Ik Taraf Maa Hai Meri Lyrics Nikhar Juneja
🎵 Song Information:
  • Song Title: Ik Taraf Maa Hai Meri
  • Vocal: Nikhar Juneja (संस्थापक, Wagheshwari Mata Mandir)
  • Music Produced, Mixed & Mastered: Nikhar Juneja
  • Tabla & Dholak: Vivek Dhawan
  • Artists in Video: Prabhat Raghuwanshi (Guitars), Ashay Sharma (Drums), Anchal Goud (Percussions), Shubham Kanungo (Bass), Raghav Sharma (Keys)
  • Chorus: Tanmay Bhawalkar, Mallika Soni, Janardan Dhatrak, Sharmishtha Bhatkar
  • Sound Engineer: Jubal Williams, Neilson Fernandes
  • Graphics Engineer: Jay Thakkar
  • Shot by: Jay Khatri
  • Edited by: Nikhar Juneja
  • Special Thanks: Mayank Sharma, MI Secunderabad
  • Genre: Devotional / Navratri Special
  • Language: Hindi / Sanskrit

📜 Nikhar Juneja - Ik Taraf Maa Hai Meri Song lyrics in Hindi

Ik tarf maa hai meri Ik taraf ye sansaar Ik taraf kasht hai mere Ik tarf maa ka pyaar Ik taraf lobh Ik tarf bhog Ik taraf maaya ka bhandaar Ik tarf maata Jagat janani meri Maa durga ka darbaar Ik taraf maa hai meri Ik taraf ye sansaar Ik taraf kasht hai mere Ik taraf maa ka pyaar Ik taraf maa hai meri Ik taraf ye sansaar Ik taraf kasht hai mere Ik taraf maa ka pyaar Kaise kaise ye dushto se maa paala pada Kal tak tha jo mera vo Mere Samne khada Kaise kaise ye dushto se maa paala pada Kal tak tha jo mera vo Mere Samne khada Tere hawan ki agni me Maa jalta rahu Kitna bhi ye gira dein Maa main chalta rahu Meri maiyya ke aasre main Chalta rahu Ik taraf daulat shohrat Daudta har lachaar Ik taraf aarti hai Aur maa ka shringaar Ik taraf maa hai meri Ik taraf ye sansaar Ik taraf kasht hai mere Ik taraf maa ka pyaar Duniyadaari ke saare badhan Todunga main Maa wagheshwari ka Dar naa chhodunga main Tere mandir ke samne Maa baitha rahu Aate jaate hue har praani Ki seva karu Har ik pyaase pathik/panthi ko Paani deta rahu ik trf peeda shoshan bhookh aur nir aahaar us taraf sabki seva jis taraf tera nikhaar Ik taraf maa hai meri Ik taraf ye sansaar Ik taraf kasht hai mere Ik taraf maa ka pyaar Ik taraf lobh Ik tarf bhog Ik taraf maaya ka bhandaar Ik tarf maata Jagat janani meri Maa durga ka darbaar Ik taraf maa hai meri Ik taraf ye sansaar Ik taraf kasht hai mere Ik taraf maa ka pyaar ik beta tera bole maa ik beta bol na sakta ik ke hatho hathiyaar hai maa ik nirbal aur nihattha ik bete ne jaikaar kiye ik beta bas chillaya tere dar par hi ek bete ne dooje ka sheesh chadhaya jo rakt lahu se laal ho kaisa mumta ka dar hai jahan bhakti bhi bar bar ho kat jaate kitne sar hai maiyya tera bhakt hai kaun bada kaun apna kaun paraya jisne sar kshn me kaat diya ya jisne sar hai kataaya tere khule kesh aur rakt nayan kar me khappar mundmaal bhayankar kaal charam par taal param par chheel charam sar karde kalam aur kaalratri kaal karo shamshanvaasini nash karo nirbal ka rakt bahaye jo unke hi rakt ka paan karo अयि गिरिनन्दिनि नन्दितमेदिनि विश्वविनोदिनि नन्दिनुते गिरिवरविन्ध्यशिरोऽधिनिवासिनि विष्णुविलासिनि जिष्णुनुते। भगवति हे शितिकण्ठकुटुम्बिनि भूरिकुटुम्बिनि भूरिकृते जय जय हे महिषासुरमर्दिनि रम्यकपर्दिनि शैलसुते॥1॥

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🔍 Behind The Lyrics & Meaning

Ik Taraf Maa Hai Meri is built on a simple but powerful structure — a series of contrasts. On one side, the mother; on the other, the entire world. On one side, the devotee's suffering; on the other, the mother's love. On one side, greed, indulgence and worldly illusion; on the other, the court of Maa Durga. That opening refrain returns again and again like a mantra, grounding the song in its central tension.

The second section turns to the devotee's struggle against inner and outer enemies. "Tere hawan ki agni me maa jalta rahu" — let me keep burning in the fire of your havan. "Kitna bhi ye gira dein, maa main chalta rahu" — however much the world tries to bring me down, let me keep walking, carried by my mother's support.

The third section is the song's emotional peak. The devotee vows to break every worldly bond but never leave the threshold of Maa Wagheshwari — sitting before her temple, serving every living being who comes and goes, giving water to every thirsty traveller. It's devotion expressed not as ritual but as service.

The fourth section is the most striking, moving into mythological territory. It contrasts two kinds of devotees: one who can speak, one who cannot; one who holds weapons, one who is utterly helpless. It references the great act of self-sacrifice at the altar of the goddess — "tere dar par hi ek bete ne dooje ka sheesh chadhaya" — and asks the ultimate question: "Maiyya tera bhakt hai kaun bada, kaun apna kaun paraya?" Who is the greater devotee — the one who gave their head in an instant, or the one who offered it? The song refuses to answer, leaving the question to the listener.

The closing verses invoke the fierce forms of the Goddess — Kaalratri, Shamshanvaasini, with open hair, blood-red eyes, skull-bowl in hand — asking her to destroy those who spill the blood of the weak. The song ends with the Sanskrit hymn "Ayi Girinandini" from the Mahishasuramardini Stotram, praising the daughter of the mountain, the destroyer of Mahishasura.

💡 Gaanerbol Thoughts

Nikhar Juneja's live rendition carries the raw energy of a devotional gathering. The full band arrangement — guitars, drums, percussion, bass, keys and a four-part chorus — gives the track a scale that matches its subject matter, without ever letting the production overwhelm the voice. Vivek Dhawan's tabla and dholak anchor it in tradition, while the rock instrumentation pushes it toward something more contemporary.

For a Navratri special, this is a track that goes further than most — it isn't just celebration, but a genuine meditation on surrender, sacrifice, and the fierce protective love of the mother.

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