Rajgir: Renowned Bollywood playback and bhajan singer Jubin Nautiyal, known for his soulful voice and popular songs, recently captivated audiences at the Rajgir Festival organized by the Tourism Department of Bihar. The singer, who has given several Bollywood hits like Meri Zindagi Hai Tu, Dil Galti Kar Baitha Hai, and Raata Lambiya, performed an enchanting set of film and devotional songs that left the audience in awe. His performance of the bhajan Mere Ghar Ram Aaye Hain especially struck a chord, immersing the city of Rajgir in a spiritual ambiance.
During the event, Tourism Secretary Lokesh Kumar Singh presented Jubin Nautiyal with a memento as a mark of respect and appreciation for his contribution. The gesture highlighted the state’s acknowledgment of the singer’s efforts in making the evening truly unforgettable. Jubin’s exceptional performance turned the first day of Rajgir Mahotsav 2024 into an unforgettable experience.
Jubin Nautiyal expressed admiration for Bihar’s remarkable beauty and cultural richness during his visit. He praised the significant developments in the state’s tourism sector, urging people to explore its unique charm and historical legacy. According to the singer, Bihar stands out as a destination with an exceptional blend of heritage, spirituality, and natural beauty that deserves to be on every traveler’s list.
The audience at the Rajgir Festival gave an overwhelming response to Jubin’s performance, applauding every song with immense enthusiasm. Classics like Gajab Ka Hai Din Socho Zara, Pehla Nasha, and Sun Sun Barsaat Ki Dhun transported the crowd into a nostalgic journey, while devotional tracks filled the atmosphere with a sense of divinity and devotion.
Jubin Nautiyal’s visit and performance at the Rajgir Mahotsav have significantly added to the festival’s success. The event not only highlighted Bihar’s cultural vibrancy but also underscored the state’s growing reputation as a hub of tourism and heritage. His heartfelt appreciation for the state’s progress in tourism is a testament to Bihar’s evolving appeal to both domestic and international visitors.
