Bansivale
| Ragam: Sindhu Bhiravi | Thalam:Adi |
Arohanam: N2 S G2 M1 S R1 G2 M1 D1 N2 S
Avarohanam: S N2 D1 P M1 G2 R1 S
sthayi
bansIvAlE nE man MOhA
antar 1
bOlI bOlE mIthI lAgE dardar umaNg bharAvE
antar 2
byn bAjAvE tAnan gAvE nisdin gOpiyA rijhAvE
antar 3
sAvrO rang mOhinI angsumiran tan kI bhUlAvE
antar 4
kAlindIkE tIr thAdhE mOhan bAnsurI bajAvE
antar 5
padmanAbh prabhu dInabandhu suRnaR caraN manAvE
Meaning
By playing flute melodiously, he attracts the mind.
By sweet word, he captivates everybody.
By singing and playing flue he makes Gopikas happy all the time, day and night.
Thinking about him, of his cloud-like tan and handsome figure, Gopikas forget themselves.
They stand on the bank of river Kalindi, listening to the captivating music from the flute of Krishna.
Lord Padmanabha is a friend to weaker ones, protects all the people.