Nagpur: Amruta Fadnavis, wife of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, has carved a distinct identity beyond politics. Known for her singing prowess, she is once again in the spotlight for her latest devotional song “Maro Dev Bapu Sevalal,” which has taken social media by storm.
In this song, Amruta dons a traditional Banjara look, adding an authentic touch to the tribute. The song has struck a chord with audiences, racking up a staggering 10 million views within just 48 hours of its release on T-Series’ official YouTube channel.
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A devotional streak in music
This is not the first time Amruta Fadnavis has captivated audiences with her devotional music. Her rendition of “Shiv Tandav Stotra” was widely appreciated and became a massive hit among spiritual music lovers.
Penned by lyricist Nilesh Jalamkar and directed by Kamod Subhash, the latest track has garnered widespread appreciation. Known for her versatility, Amruta is not just a singer but also a banker and social activist who frequently engages with her fans on social media, sharing glimpses of her life and work.
Who was Sant Sevalal Maharaj?
Sant Sevalal Maharaj, born on February 15, 1739, in Suragondanakoppa, Shivamogga district, Karnataka, is revered as a divine figure among his followers. From an early age, he was believed to possess miraculous powers, earning him the status of a saintly figure among the masses.
Sant Sewalal dedicated his life to raising awareness and uplifting communities, particularly the Banjara and tribal groups, who still worship him as a deity. He was also highly skilled in Ayurveda and natural medicine, offering remedies to the needy and further cementing his place as a guiding force for his people.
With Amruta Fadnavis’ latest song bringing renewed attention to Sant Sevalal Maharaj’s legacy, it serves as a cultural tribute, keeping his teachings alive among the new generation.
