This song is a classic (wedding folk song) traditionally sung in the Mithila region (North Bihar and parts of Nepal). In his discourses and bhajans, Pujya Rajan Ji Maharaj uses this song to vividly recreate the atmosphere of Lord Ram's arrival in Janakpur for his marriage to Mata Sita.
In Mithila tradition, a son-in-law is treated with the highest level of reverence and playful affection. The lyrics often blend deep devotion with Mithila Gari (humorous, ritualistic leg-pulling or lighthearted taunting), which is a unique cultural heritage of the region. Performance by Pujya Rajan Ji Maharaj E PAHUNA YAHI MILTHLE ME Pujya Rajan Ji Maharaj
Pujya Rajan Ji Official - Aaj Mithila Nagariya Nihal Sakhiya This song is a classic (wedding folk song)
The song is a warm, hospitable welcome extended by the women of Mithila to Lord Ram, who is addressed as the beloved "Pahuna" (son-in-law or esteemed guest). The lyrics often blend deep devotion with Mithila