Musician's Santoor Rendition of Mahabharat Theme Song Goes Viral — WATCH
Chaitanya Barasiya's santoor version of the Mahabharat theme goes viral with 38M+ views. Fans call it divine and emotional, praising the soulful tribute to the iconic tune.
A soulful performance of the iconic Mahabharat theme song, "Hai Katha Sangram Ki," is taking the internet by storm. Musician Chaitanya Barasiya shared a peaceful video on Instagram, in which he was seen playing the theme song on the santoor. The rendition has left listeners awestruck, earning over 46 lakh likes, 38.5 million views, and 26,000+ comments.
Chaitanya Barasiya is a talented multi-instrumentalist whose social media presence is a treat for all the music lovers. He's known for his soulful renditions and regularly shares videos of him playing classical and devotional melodies on instruments like violin and santoor.
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An Iconic Tune, Santoor Version
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Originally featured in the 2013 Star Plus adaptation of Mahabharat, the theme song remains deeply etched in the memory of Indian viewers. These series made a strong comeback during the pandemic with its re-telecast. But what gives this legendary theme a new life in Barasiya's instrumental interpretation.
Shaped with the caption “Mahabharat theme song santoor version,” the Reel showcases the serene power of santoor, a traditional Indian string instrument that's associated with devotional and classical music.
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The response has been overwhelmingly emotional. One user commented, "Bro literally I have no words to say for your art.” Another added, “Goosebumps!! When it stops for 1 sec and MAHABHARAT...” A particularly touching comment read, “Thank you so much for this much peaceful and pure music, it feels like presence of Shri Krishna.”
The video has gone viral and being shared widely, with fans calling it "divine" and even making it their new ringtone. It's a perfect example of how digital creativity can revive ancient stories and strike a deep emotional chord.
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