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How Rhythmic Roots Reconnects Indians with Their Heritage

Raaheingharana29 Oct, 2025Other

In a world where trending playlists change overnight, some sounds never fade. The beats of the dhol, the hum of the sarangi, the rhythm of the tumbi - these are not just instruments; they are echoes of India’s living history. Raahein Gharana’s initiative “Rhythmic Roots” is bringing these echoes back to life - reconnecting Indians with their cultural soul through the timeless language of folk music.

Beyond the Dhol: The Soul and Storytelling of Punjabi Folk Music

Raaheingharana28 Oct, 2025Other

When many people hear “Punjabi folk music,” the first instrument that comes to mind is the dhol. It’s loud, festive, and impossible to ignore. But to reduce Punjabi music to that one booming drum is to overlook the subtle threads that define its storytelling power. Through voice, melody, instrumentation and metaphor, Punjabi folk songs carry lived experience - of love, loss, belonging and movement.

Music as a Bridge: How Challa Mudke Aaya Tells a Father-Son Story

Raaheingharana29 Sep, 2025Other

There is a long tradition in Punjabi folk music of songs that carry family stories—of leaving, longing and, sometimes, return. Challa Mudke Aaya, released by RAAHEIN Gharana under the Rhythmic Roots: Punjab series, takes that tradition and extends it. Musically and narratively, the song becomes a bridge: between father and son, past and present, rural roots and modern rhythms.

Why Punjabi Folk Songs Are More Than Music

Raaheingharana26 Sep, 2025Other

Explore the many roles Punjabi folk songs play—cultural archive, social glue, political voice, emotional therapy, and creative resource—and how contemporary projects are keeping these songs alive. Punjabi folk songs do more than fill the air with melody.

Aranmula Boat Race – A Must-See Once in a Lifetime

Raaheingharana27 Aug, 2025Other

When you think of Kerala, lush greenery, serene backwaters, and vibrant festivals come to mind. Among its many cultural treasures, one stands out for its grandeur and spirit of unity — the Aranmula Boat Race, also known as Aranmula Vallamkali. This is not just a sporting event; it is a blend of history, devotion, art, and tradition that has been celebrated for centuries. If you ever want to witness Kerala’s heritage at its purest, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience you shouldn’t miss.

From Rituals to Rhythms – The Role of Music in Onam Celebrations

Raaheingharana26 Aug, 2025Other

Onam is Kerala’s biggest harvest festival - ten days of ritual, food, and public celebration that usually falls in Chingam (Aug–Sep). It opens with the Athachamayam procession and culminates on Thiruvonam, when homes are decked with pookalam (flower carpets) and families gather for the Onasadya feast. Music and rhythm run through every stage - at home, in temples, and on the streets - turning Onam into a living soundscape.

Musical Instruments of Odisha

Raaheingharana28 Jul, 2025Other

Odisha, a state steeped in mythology, heritage, and cultural artistry, carries a centuries-old musical legacy that thrives far beyond the concert halls and classical performances. The musical instruments of Odisha, particularly its folk and tribal instruments, are not merely tools for melody – they are vessels of history, ritual, community, and identity.

Folk Music of Odisha: Exploring the Traditions in Kanji

Raaheingharana24 Jul, 2025Other

Odisha, a culturally rich state on the eastern coast of India, holds within its landscapes an extraordinary musical legacy. The folk music of Odisha is a mirror to the life, festivals and stories of its people – rooted in agricultural rhythms, devotional narratives and tribal expressions. Unlike the heavily documented classical traditions of Odissi music, Odisha’s folk music thrives in villages, tribal hamlets and local festivals where music is a way of life, not performance.

What Makes Jalalo Bilalo a Must-Listen for Folk Music Lovers

Raaheingharana23 Jun, 2025Education

India’s folk music is a living memory of its people, their stories, and the land they come from. One song that truly captures this spirit is Jalalo Bilalo – a powerful Rajasthani folk song by RAAHEIN Gharana. Sung by legendary Manganiyar singers Anwar Khan, Husain Khan, and Aslam Khan, this song is more than just a musical performance – it’s an emotional experience for anyone who appreciates traditional music.

Shree Ram Bhajan Reimagined: The Magic of ‘Har Saaz Pe Ram Baje

Raaheingharana27 May, 2025Entertainment

In the heart of India’s spiritual fabric, the name Shree Ram evokes reverence, devotion, and peace. Bhajans dedicated to Lord Ram have long been a part of our cultural identity – sung in temples, homes, and sacred gatherings. But in today’s fast-evolving musical landscape, the devotional genre finds fresh expression in ‘Har Saaz Pe Ram Baje’, a soulful reinterpretation presented by RAAHEIN Gharana x Shefali Khanna.