Bajrang Baan

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Bajrang Baan (बजरंग बाण) is one of the most powerful devotional hymns dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Revered by devotees across India, the Bajrang Baan Path is believed to invoke Hanuman Ji’s divine protection, courage, and strength during difficult times. This sacred prayer is often recited for removing obstacles, overcoming fear, negative energies, and seeking spiritual confidence.

On this page, explore the complete Bajrang Baan lyrics in Hindi, easy-to-read Bajrang Baan Path, meaning, religious significance, and the spiritual benefits associated with its recitation. Many devotees chant Bajrang Baan on Tuesdays and Saturdays as part of their Hanuman worship and daily bhakti practice. Whether you are looking for Bajrang Baan PDF, lyrics, meaning, or guidance on how to perform the path correctly, this comprehensive resource provides everything in one place. Discover the power of Hanuman devotion and the timeless wisdom of this sacred hymn from the Sanatan Dharma tradition.

Full Text — Verse by Verse

Bajrang Baan — बजरंग बाण

Each verse is followed by its English meaning for easy understanding while reciting.

01

॥ दोहा ॥
निश्चय प्रेम प्रतीति ते, बिनय करैं सनमान।
तेहि के कारज सकल शुभ, सिद्ध करैं हनुमान॥

Meaning One who prays to Hanuman with true love, faith, and respect — all of that devotee’s good and righteous tasks are completed by Hanuman himself.

02

जय हनुमंत संत हितकारी।
सुन लीजै प्रभु अरज हमारी॥

Meaning Victory to Hanuman, well-wisher of saints and devotees. O Lord, please listen to this prayer of ours.

03

जन के काज बिलंब न कीजै।
आतुर दौरि महा सुख दीजै॥

Meaning Do not delay in the work of your devotees. Come running swiftly and grant great happiness.

04

जैसे कूदि सिंधु महिपारा।
सुरसा बदन पैठि बिस्तारा॥

Meaning Just as you once leapt across the great ocean, and entered the vast, widened mouth of Surasa —

05

आगे जाय लंकिनी रोका।
मारेहु लात गई सुरलोका॥

Meaning — and when Lankini blocked your path ahead at Lanka, you struck her with a single kick, sending her to the heavens. No obstacle can stand before your strength.

06

जाय बिभीषन को सुख दीन्हा।
सीता निरखि परमपद लीन्हा॥

Meaning You brought comfort to Vibhishan, and upon finding Mother Sita, you attained the highest blessing.

07

बाग उजारि सिंधु महँ बोरा।
अति आतुर जमकातर तोरा॥

Meaning You laid waste to the Ashoka garden, churned the ocean into turmoil, and swiftly broke down every obstacle in your path.

08

अक्षय कुमार मारि संहारा।
लूम लपेटि लंक को जारा॥

Meaning You slew Akshay Kumar, son of Ravan, and wrapping your tail in flame, set the city of Lanka ablaze.

09

लाह समान लंक जरि गई।
जय जय धुनि सुरपुर नभ भई॥

Meaning Lanka burned like melting lacquer, and cries of victory echoed through the heavens and the sky.

10

अब बिलंब केहि कारन स्वामी।
कृपा करहु उर अन्तर्यामी॥

Meaning O Lord, for what reason is there delay now? You who know every heart, please show your grace.

11

जय जय लखन प्राण के दाता।
आतुर ह्वै दुःख करहु निपाता॥

Meaning Victory to you, giver of life back to Lakshman. Come swiftly and destroy all sorrow.

12

जै गिरिधर जै जै सुख सागर।
सुर-समूह-समरथ भटनागर॥

Meaning Victory to the bearer of the mountain, ocean of happiness — mighty warrior capable of protecting the entire assembly of gods.

13

ॐ हनु हनु हनु हनुमंत हठीले।
बैरिहि मारु बज्र की कीले॥

Meaning Om Hanu Hanu Hanu — O determined Hanuman, strike down the enemy with the force of a thunderbolt nail.

14

गदा बज्र लै बैरिहिं मारो।
महाराज प्रभु दास उबारो॥

Meaning Take up your mace and thunderbolt and strike the enemy. O great Lord, save this devotee of yours.

15

ॐ कार हुंकार महाप्रभु धावो।
बज्र गदा हनु विलम्ब न लावो॥

Meaning With the sound of Om, great Lord, come running. Strike with your thunderbolt and mace — do not delay.

16

ॐ ह्नीं ह्नीं ह्नीं हनुमंत कपीशा।
ॐ हुं हुं हुं हनु अरि उर शीशा॥

Meaning O Hanuman, lord of the monkeys — strike fear into the heart and head of the enemy.

17

सत्य होहु हरि शपथ पायके।
राम दूत धरु मारु जाय के॥

Meaning By the oath of Lord Hari, let this prove true: O messenger of Ram, go forth, seize, and strike down the enemy.

18

जय जय जय हनुमंत अगाधा।
दुःख पावत जन केहि अपराधा॥

Meaning Victory, victory, victory to the unfathomable Hanuman. For what fault does this devotee suffer such pain?

19

पूजा जप तप नेम अचारा।
नहिं जानत हौं दास तुम्हारा॥

Meaning I do not know the formal rites of worship, chanting, penance, or ritual discipline — I am simply your devotee.

20

वन उपवन मग गिरि गृह माहीं।
तुम्हरे बल हम डरपत नाहीं॥

Meaning In forests, gardens, on paths, mountains, or within the home — by your strength, we fear nothing.

21

पांय परौं कर जोरि मनावौं।
येहि अवसर अब केहि गोहरावौं॥

Meaning I fall at your feet with folded hands to plead. At this moment, who else can I call upon?

22

जय अंजनि कुमार बलवंता।
शंकर सुवन वीर हनुमंता॥

Meaning Victory to the mighty son of Anjani — brave Hanuman, manifestation of Lord Shiva.

23

बदन कराल काल कुल घालक।
राम सहाय सदा प्रतिपालक॥

Meaning Your form is fearsome, destroyer of death itself, ever the helper and protector at the side of Lord Ram.

24

भूत, प्रेत, पिशाच निशाचर।
अग्नि बेताल काल मारी मर॥

Meaning Ghosts, spirits, demons, night-wanderers, fire-spirits, vetals, and the forces of death and disease —

25

इन्हें मारु, तोहि शपथ राम की।
राखउ नाथ मरजाद नाम की॥

Meaning — destroy all of these, by the oath of Ram I ask you. O Lord, uphold the honor of your name.

26

जनकसुता हरि दास कहावो।
ताकी शपथ बिलंब न लावो॥

Meaning By the name of Sita, daughter of Janak, and as one called the servant of Hari — by that same oath, do not delay.

27

जै जै जै धुनि होत अकासा।
सुमिरत होय दुसह दुःख नाशा॥

Meaning Cries of victory rise to the sky. Simply remembering you destroys even unbearable sorrow.

28

चरण शरण कर जोरि मनावौं।
यहि अवसर अब केहि गोहरावौं॥

Meaning I take refuge at your feet with folded hands. At this moment, who else can I call upon?

29

उठु, उठु, चलु, तोहि राम दुहाई।
पाँय परौं, कर जोरि मनाई॥

Meaning Rise, rise, come — by Ram’s own name I call you. I fall at your feet with folded hands to plead.

30

ॐ चं चं चं चं चपल चलंता।
ॐ हनु हनु हनु हनु हनुमंता॥

Meaning Om — swift and ever-moving one. Om Hanu Hanu Hanu — O Hanuman.

31

ॐ हं हं हाँक देत कपि चंचल।
ॐ सं सं सहमि पराने खल दल॥

Meaning Om — the swift monkey lord roars out a call, and at that sound, the forces of evil flee in fear.

32

अपने जन को तुरत उबारो।
सुमिरत होय आनंद हमरो॥

Meaning Save your devotee at once. Simply remembering you brings us joy.

33

यह बजरंग बाण जेहि मारै।
ताहि कहो फिरि कौन उबारै॥

Meaning This Bajrang Baan strikes down whatever it is aimed at — tell me, who then can save that enemy?

34

पाठ करै बजरंग बाण की।
हनुमत रक्षा करै प्रान की॥

Meaning Whoever recites this Bajrang Baan, Hanuman himself protects their very life.

35

यह बजरंग बाण जो जापै।
ताते भूत-प्रेत सब कापैं॥

Meaning Whoever chants this Bajrang Baan — before them, all ghosts and evil spirits tremble.

36

धूप देय जो जपै हमेशा।
ताके तन नहिं रहै कलेशा॥

Meaning One who offers incense and recites this always — no affliction remains in their body.

37

॥ दोहा ॥
प्रेम प्रतीतिहि कपि भजै, सदा धरै उर ध्यान।
तेहि के कारज सकल शुभ, सिद्ध करैं हनुमान॥

Meaning One who worships Hanuman with true love and faith, always holding him in their heart — all of that devotee’s good and righteous tasks are completed by Hanuman.

Bajrang Baan at a Glance — बजरंग बाण

Mantras & Stotras · Hanuman

🕉️ Bajrang Baan at a Glance — बजरंग बाण

Complete quick-reference information about the Bajrang Baan — for devotees, researchers, and anyone learning to recite it.

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Bajrang Baan — बजरंग बाण
Mantras & Stotras · Hanuman Bhakti
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Text Identity
🏷️ Name Bajrang Baan (बजरंग बाण)
📝 Also Known As Bajrang Baaṇ Hanuman Baan
✍️ Traditionally Attributed To Goswami Tulsidas
Deity & Purpose
🙏 Deity Lord Hanuman — invoked as a fierce, swift protector
Category Mantras & Stotras
🛡️ Primary Purpose Protection from fear, obstacles, and negative forces
Text Structure
📜 Structure Opening Doha Chaupai Verses Closing Doha
🔢 Verse Count 37 verse-groups (2 doha + chaupai couplets)
🔖 Language Awadhi / Hindi
How to Recite
⏱️ Reading Time ~9 minutes — full recitation
📅 Best Day Tuesday Saturday
🔁 Recommended Practice Recite once daily; some devotees recite 3 or 11 times during difficulty
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📖 Closely Related To Hanuman Chalisa — often recited together
🎟️ Access Free to Recite — No Restrictions

Importance and Benefits of Chanting Bajrang Baan

Spiritual Significance

Importance and Benefits of Chanting Bajrang Baan

Bajrang Baan holds a special place in Hanuman Bhakti — recited not out of fear, but out of trust in Hanuman ji’s strength, courage, and unwavering devotion to Lord Rama. Here is what tradition teaches us about its significance and benefits.

🔱 Spiritual Importance of Bajrang Baan
  • Among Hanuman ji’s devotional texts, the Bajrang Baan meaning centres on invoking his protective strength directly and urgently — it is traditionally regarded as one of the most powerful prayers in Hanuman Bhakti.
  • Each verse calls upon Hanuman ji’s deeds — crossing the ocean, confronting Lankini, freeing Vibhishan, and standing beside Lord Rama and Lakshman — as living reminders of his power and his loyalty.
  • The Bajrang Baan significance lies in its directness — it does not ask for indirect blessings, but calls Hanuman ji to act swiftly, the way a devotee calls upon someone they trust completely.
🙏 Religious Significance in Hanuman Bhakti
  • Within Hanuman Bhakti, Bajrang Baan is often recited alongside the Hanuman Chalisa, with many devotees treating the two as companions — one a hymn of praise, the other a call for swift protection.
  • It reflects the qualities devotees seek to draw closer to — Lord Hanuman’s strength, courage, humility, and complete surrender to Rama — rather than positioning Hanuman ji as separate from these virtues.
  • Traditionally, this text is treated with reverence and is not recited carelessly — it is approached the way one would approach a respected elder with an urgent, heartfelt request.
🌼 Benefits of Chanting Bajrang Baan
  • Traditionally believed to bring a sense of courage and steadiness to devotees facing difficult or fearful situations — this is one of the most commonly described Bajrang Baan Path benefits.
  • Many devotees describe a feeling of calm and reassurance after regular recitation, attributed to the focus and discipline the chanting itself encourages.
  • Regular recitation is said to help devotees feel mentally stronger and more centred, particularly during periods of stress, uncertainty, or emotional difficulty.
  • These benefits are spoken of within tradition and personal devotional experience — they are matters of faith, not guarantees, and should be approached with sincerity rather than expectation.
🕰️ When Devotees Commonly Recite It
  • Many devotees turn to Bajrang Baan during periods of fear, anxiety, obstacles, or when facing a difficult decision — calling on Hanuman ji’s protection at a moment of need.
  • It is commonly recited on Tuesdays and Saturdays, days traditionally associated with Hanuman ji’s worship, though devotees may recite it any day with sincerity.
  • Some devotees recite it as part of a daily practice, while others turn to it specifically during challenging times — both approaches are accepted within tradition.
🔱 Faith, Courage, and Surrender

Bajrang Baan is, at its heart, a call of trust — not a chant of fear. It calls upon Lord Hanuman, the embodiment of strength, courage, and complete devotion to Rama, to act swiftly for one who comes to him with sincerity.

“यह बजरंग बाण जो जापै, ताते भूत-प्रेत सब कापैं।” — Bajrang Baan

The verse speaks of fear fleeing before the one who recites with true devotion — not because of the words alone, but because of the faith, discipline, and surrender behind them. Chant with sincerity, not haste, and let trust in Hanuman ji’s protection carry you forward.

📿 Traditional Beliefs Associated with the Recitation
  • Tradition holds that Bajrang Baan should be recited with sincerity and discipline, rather than mechanically — the intention behind the chanting matters as much as the words themselves.
  • It is widely believed within Hanuman Bhakti that consistent, heartfelt recitation deepens one’s connection to Hanuman ji’s qualities — courage, humility, and steadfast devotion to Rama.
  • Many devotees are guided by elders or pandits on how to begin this practice respectfully, especially when reciting it for the first time.

How to Chant Bajrang Baan — Vidhi

Recitation Guide

How to Chant Bajrang Baan — Vidhi

There is no single rigid rule for reciting Bajrang Baan — but tradition does offer a simple, respectful sequence devotees commonly follow. Approach it with sincerity rather than haste, and the rest will follow naturally.

🌅 Before You Begin
  • Wake before sunrise if possible, and complete your bath before sitting for the path — cleanliness of body and mind is considered an important first step.
  • Place a murti or image of Hanuman ji in front of you, along with an image of Lord Rama and Sita ji — Hanuman ji’s devotion is always recited in connection with his devotion to Rama.
  • Many devotees prefer wearing simple red or saffron clothing while reciting, though this is a matter of personal tradition rather than a strict requirement.
🪔 The Recitation Sequence
  • Begin by offering a short prayer to Lord Ganesha, as is customary before any devotional recitation.
  • Turn your attention to Lord Rama and Mother Sita for a moment of quiet remembrance before continuing.
  • Bow to Hanuman ji and take a sankalp (a simple, sincere intention) for the recitation — naming, in your own mind or aloud, why you are reciting today.
  • Light a diya and offer dhoop and flowers to Hanuman ji before beginning the path itself.
  • Recite Bajrang Baan with clear, careful pronunciation — tradition places real importance on reciting the words correctly rather than rushing through them.
  • After completing the path, many devotees follow it with the Hanuman Chalisa, and a moment of kirtan or remembrance of Lord Rama.
🔁 Repetitions, Days & Duration
  • A single recitation done with sincerity is considered complete in itself — there is no compulsory number of repetitions for everyday devotion.
  • When devotees take a sankalp for a specific purpose, some choose to recite it a fixed number of times daily — commonly 3, 5, or 7 — using a rudraksha mala to keep count, or simply counting carefully without one.
  • Tuesday and Saturday are widely observed as Hanuman ji’s special days, making them a common choice to begin a dedicated period of recitation, though this is not a strict rule.
  • Some devotees follow a continuous practice of 40 or 41 days at the same time each day when reciting for a specific intention — this is a traditional devotional practice, followed according to personal faith and capacity, not an obligation.
🍯 Prasad
  • Churma, laddoo, or jaggery and gram (gur-chana) are commonly offered to Hanuman ji after the recitation, in keeping with everyday Hanuman ji worship.
  • Offer with simplicity and devotion — the offering itself need not be elaborate.
🕊️ A Note on Intention
  • Tradition advises against reciting Bajrang Baan with the intention of wishing harm upon another person, or to seek victory in a dispute through improper means.
  • It is recited as a prayer for protection and courage — not as a substitute for one’s own honest effort. Sincere effort alongside sincere devotion is the traditional understanding.

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FAQs About Bajrang Baan

Frequently Asked Questions

❓ FAQs About Bajrang Baan

Bajrang Baan is a devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman, traditionally attributed to Goswami Tulsidas. It is recited as a prayer for protection, courage, and strength, and is one of the most widely recited texts within Hanuman Bhakti, often alongside the Hanuman Chalisa.
Bajrang Baan is traditionally attributed to Goswami Tulsidas, the same poet-saint credited with the Hanuman Chalisa and the Ramcharitmanas. No independent manuscript evidence confirms this attribution with certainty, but it is widely accepted within devotional tradition.
The Bajrang Baan meaning centres on calling upon Lord Hanuman’s strength and swiftness to remove fear, obstacles, and difficulty. Each verse recalls a deed of Hanuman ji — crossing the ocean, defeating Lanka’s guardians, and standing by Lord Rama — as a reminder of his power and protection. The full Hindi text with English meaning for every verse is available above on this page.
Bajrang Baan Path benefits are traditionally described as courage, emotional steadiness, and a sense of protection during difficult times. Many devotees feel calmer and mentally stronger after regular recitation. These are matters of devotional tradition and personal faith rather than guaranteed outcomes. See the full Importance and Benefits section above for details.
Yes. The complete Bajrang Baan lyrics in Hindi (बजरंग बाण लिखित में) are published on this page, verse by verse, along with the English meaning for each verse — so you can read and follow along while reciting.
This page presents the original Hindi verses of Bajrang Baan along with their English meaning beneath each verse, so English readers can understand every line. A separate English transliteration (Hindi words written in English script) is not yet available on IndiaMandir.
A downloadable PDF is not currently available on IndiaMandir. The complete Bajrang Baan text with meaning is published in full on this page, and can be saved or bookmarked for daily recitation.
An audio version is not currently available on IndiaMandir. This page provides the complete written text in Hindi with English meaning, which many devotees use to follow along with audio or video recitations found elsewhere, or to recite on their own.
Bajrang Baan is recited more often as a devotional path (recitation) than sung as a melodic bhajan, though some devotional singers have set it to tune. Traditionally, the emphasis is on clear, sincere recitation rather than musical performance.
This search usually refers to live-streamed or recorded video recitations of Bajrang Baan found on video platforms, often during Hanuman Jayanti or Tuesday satsangs. IndiaMandir does not host live recitation streams, but provides the complete authentic text and meaning for personal recitation.
Yes. Many devotees recite Bajrang Baan as part of daily worship, while others turn to it specifically during difficult times. Both approaches are accepted within tradition — there is no requirement to recite it only on special days.
Tuesday and Saturday are widely observed as Hanuman ji’s special days and are commonly chosen for Bajrang Baan Path. That said, devotees may recite it on any day with sincerity and devotion.
A single recitation done with sincerity is considered complete for everyday devotion. When reciting for a specific intention, some devotees choose a fixed count such as 3, 5, or 7 times daily, often using a rudraksha mala to keep track. There is no single fixed rule.
Yes. Bajrang Baan can be recited by anyone with sincere devotion, regardless of gender. As with any devotional practice, women may follow their own family or regional traditions regarding recitation during certain personal circumstances.
Bajrang Baan and Hanuman Chalisa are not traditionally compared as one being “more powerful” than the other — they serve different devotional purposes. The Chalisa is a hymn of praise recited daily, while Bajrang Baan is often turned to during moments of difficulty or fear. Many devotees recite both together rather than choosing one over the other.
Devotees turn to Bajrang Baan during fear, obstacles, or hardship because its verses directly call upon Hanuman ji’s courage and protective strength. It is recited as an appeal for support and steadiness, rooted in trust in Hanuman ji rather than fear itself.
Tradition advises reciting with clean body and mind, sincere intention, and clear pronunciation. It is advised not to recite it with the intention of wishing harm on others. Full guidance on the recitation sequence is available in the How to Chant Bajrang Baan — Vidhi section above.

Reference and Sources

References & Sources Verified Content
  • Goswami Tulsidas, Bajrang Baan — traditional verse text, cross-checked against bajrangbaanlyrics.co.in
  • Recitation vidhi (sequence, timing, and rules) cross-referenced with AstroSage and Amar Ujala
  • English meaning and translation prepared by the IndiaMandir editorial team, verse by verse

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