“Omkar Swaroop Shree Lahari Krishna Amrut Geetayan” Brings Together Six Of India’s Leading Playback & Devotional Singers For An Album Rooted In The Message Of “One God, One Nation” 

Mumbai, Aug 25: A new Hindi devotional audio album – Omkar Swaroop Shree Lahari Krishna Amrut Geetayan, was released on 23^rd Aug at a special ceremony at Annoor Banquet Hall in Ghatkopar, bringing together some of India’s most celebrated musical voices for a project centred on spirituality, unity and interfaith harmony.

The album features twelve devotional songs rendered by singers Shankar Mahadevan, Anup Jalota, Sadhana Sargam, Vijay Prakash, Madhushree and Bharat Kamal. Music is composed and directed by Shailesh Dani, with lyrics written by Suresh Tiwari Yash.

Produced by Uphaz Navaraja and Leo Columbus, the album draws on the essence of the Vedas and spiritual scriptures, presenting them through devotional music for a wide audience of listeners.

A Project Rooted in Interfaith Harmony 

The album was created under the guidance of Uphaz Navaraja, President of Manujothi Ashram, a spiritual and social institution based in Tirunelveli district, Tamil Nadu. Founded by Shreeman Narayana Shree Lahari Krishna, the Ashram is known for its guiding principle of “One God! One Nation!” — the belief that God is one and that all human beings are His creation.

Manujothi Ashram has organised National Integration and Interfaith Conferences across India, working to promote harmony among people regardless of caste, religion, race, region or language.

Distinguished Guests and Nationwide Participation 

The Mumbai launch drew a wide gathering of spiritual leaders, public figures and devotees. Guests included Pandit Prem Prakash Dubey, the renowned Sundarkand narrator; Dr Shankar Prasad Vemula, Founder and Chairman of Vemula Charitable Trust; Rajesh Bhosle, Founder Chairman of Consumer Forum, Delhi; Navnit A. Pranjivan Bhai Trivedi, Member, Mayor-in-Council; and Joshi Hasmukh Bhai Ratilal.

Devotees of Shreeman Narayana Shree Lahari Krishna travelled from Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Tamil Nadu and other parts of the country to attend the release.

In His Own Words 

Speaking at the launch, Uphaz Navaraja said:

“At Manujothi Ashram, people study the Bhagavad Gita, read the Quran and meditate upon all the Vedas. The Ashram is a training centre for attaining spiritual knowledge and is emerging as a research centre for the study of the Vedas. We wish that everyone who listens to these spiritual songs may be blessed with long life, prosperity, good health and spiritual thoughts, and may attain liberation in life.”