Ram and Sita
Ram Vivah Geet Bhojpuri
Last updated: 14 June 2026
A traditional Bhojpuri folk wedding song celebrating the divine marriage of Sita and Ram, sung during Vivah Panchami festival in Mithila tradition. This joyous devotional geet captures the ceremonial rituals of the wedding with authentic Bhojpuri cultural expressions.
About this Bhajan
About this Bhajan
A joyful Bhojpuri folk song celebrating the divine wedding of Ram and Sita, sung during Vivah Panchami in Mithila tradition.
Theme
Ram and Sita divine wedding, Mithila ceremony, bidaai emotion, auspicious folk tradition
Related Deities
Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Janak
Significance & Importance
The Ram Vivah Geet is a cherished Bhojpuri folk tradition sung during Vivah Panchami, marking the divine wedding of Ram and Sita. Rooted in the Mithila region's cultural heritage, this geet is performed by women during wedding ceremonies as an auspicious invocation. It beautifully blends the joy of celestial marriage with the tender emotion of a daughter's bidaai.
English Transliteration
Aaj vivaah bhayal Ramji ke,
Janak dulaaari Sita sange.
Mithilaa nagari sajal baate,
Mangal geet gaain ham sange.
Raajaa Janak ke baag men,
Sita Maiyaa khelat rahalin.
Shiv dhanush uthaa ke Ramji,
Sab dev ke man harat rahalin.
Ayodhyaa se aayal baraat,
Dasarath nandan Ram ke sange.
Lakshman bhayiyaa Bharat baate,
Chaaro bhai chalat hansat.
Sita maang men sindoor bharle,
Ram ke sange bandhan men parlin.
Janak raajaa aamkh bhar aayal,
Bidaai ke velaa aa gayal.