Shree Ram Jai Ram Sita Ram (Vijay Mantra)
A continuous chant of about 37 minutes
An original production of the Ram mantra known as the Vijay Mantra, arranged as one unbroken chant with on-screen lyrics for chanting along.
About the mantra
Shri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram is a thirteen-syllable mantra in praise of Ram. It is repeated in naam jaap and sung in kirtan across India, and in Maharashtra it is closely associated with the seventeenth-century saint Samarth Ramdas, who by tradition made its repetition central to his practice.
It is widely known as a Vijay Mantra: vijay, like jai, means victory. This release pairs it with the refrain Sita Ram, so that the names of Ram and Sita are heard together throughout.
About this release
The words are centuries old and are left as they are. What is new is the setting: an original composition and arrangement made at DNSH Studio, built to stay steady over a long sitting instead of rising to a finish.
It runs as one continuous chant, published on the Shree Dhun Bhakti channel on 4 April 2026. The video carries the lyrics on screen in time with the voice, for anyone who prefers to chant along.
How it was made
- Music
- An original devotional composition. Music direction, production, mixing and mastering were done at DNSH Studio; vocal arrangement and sound design are credited to the Shree Dhun Bhakti digital team.
- Visuals
- Edited, colour-graded and animated in-house at DNSH Studio, with lyrics synchronised on screen so the chant can be followed line by line.
