This song was one of the favourites of Mahatma Gandhi and chanted regularly in his prayer meetings. We wish to revive and develop the country's cultural and spiritual consciousness, particularly globally, to identify and root with traditions and values," said Ajay Jaswal and Apeksha Jaswal of Apeksha Music. This is a very popular devotional song sung in India. The most popular version of this bhajan was set to tune by the visionary Hindustani classical musician, Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar and was one of Mahatma Gandhi’s favourite bhajans. "What better day than Gandhi Jayanti to remember Gandhi ji by revisiting his song on his 150th birth anniversary. Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram ‘Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram’, popularly referred to as Ram Dhun, is an excerpt from Sri Nama Ramayanam by Lakshmanacharya. Paudwal, who has rendered the song, said "It was an honor to record such a iconic song and launch it on the birth anniversary of Gandhiji. If the Father of the Nation didn't believe in diversification of caste and religion, then why should we! On his birthday let us not only revisit his bhajan but also follow what he preached," Sheizwood said. The bhajan goes on to affirm the presence of "Sita Ram", showering praise on them, and concluding this simple truth God and Allah are your names/May God bestow wisdom on all. "'Raghupati Raghav' is a devotional song loved by all.
DJ Sheizwood has recreated the melody of the song through a symphony of flute, santoor, guitar and drums, to connect with the youth and also enhance the impact of chanting.
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