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The creator named Priyankit Jaiswal takes the pulsating tracks from Bollywood and reinvents them as devotional bhajans.
Priyankit Jaiswal has converted numerous Bollywood songs into bhajans. (Photo Credits: Instagram)
A content creator, lovingly obsessed with turning Bollywood classics into heartfelt bhajans through Instagram reels, is the talk of the town. His unique talent to fuse the glitzy, mass-appealing sound with the serene vibes of devotional music has made him famous across social media. The creator named Priyankit Jaiswal takes the pulsating tracks from Bollywood and reinvents them as devotional bhajans.
One of his most viral clips features the reinvention of the song Uyi Amma into a soulful player where the verses are carefully re-crafted to address the divine. Instead of playful references, the lyrics now speak to the god or maternal deity. For instance, Uyi Amma has been replaced with Shri Radhe.
Another viral rendition of the iconic song Yaad Sataye Teri from Hera Pheri 2 also grabbed the maximum attention of the users. Hilariously, he changed the lyrics to “All day all night, bolo prem se Radhe Radhe,” and the lyrics couldn’t have been better. The Internet was quick to react to the mesmerising devotional version of the song, with some of them even writing, “Mast song hai.”
We bet you would never develop a devotional bhajan on the hook of aaj ki raat from stree. Tunes. Giving it a whole new spiritual dimension, priyankit replaced the lyrics lyrics
If you thought this was it, you are wrong. There’s more in his kitty to offer. Earlier, he posted a clip, singing the devotional mix of another chartbuster from Stree 2 – Aayi Nai. Originally picturised on Shraddha Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao, Pankaj Tripathi and Abhishek Banerjee, the song is sung by singer Bhojpuri Pawan Singh. Little did they or fans would have expected that the song could be reinvented into a devotional track.
Priyankit Jaiswal has also remixed songs like Khwaja Mere Khwaja by AR Rahman and Buzz by Aastha Gill, Badshah to convert them into devotional tracks.
Netizens are impressed with his reinvention of the tracks, with some even calling him “Better than Badshah.” Demands to release the full version of the songs were also made in the comment section as one of them said, “Brother you should make a full song and post on YouTube. It will be a million hits in 4 days.”
Priyankit Jaiswal’s songs are not just content creation—it’s intentional devotion with one reel, one prayer at a time.
A team of writers at News18.com bring you stories on what’s creating the buzz on the Internet while exploring science, cricket, tech, gender, Bollywood, and culture.
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