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In this beautiful song, the pure love between Lord Krishna and his devotees is depicted. I tried to portray the same emotions in the song through Radharani's love for Krishna who is the topmost devotee. Special Thanks to : His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada My spiritual Master H.H. Subhag swami Guru Maharaj. My sangeet Guru Pt. Ajay Chakrabarty Singer: Vishaka Devi Dasi Actors: Gaurangi Gandharvika Devi Dasi & Madhumayi Radha Devi Dasi Producer: Bhaktivinodanuga Das Music & Studio: Music Lab (Mitrayan Das) Editor: Rana & Indro Videography: Sudarshan Das, Gauranga Das, Nrisimha Das, Akash Das Video editor: Diptimoy Gaura Das Lyrics: Achyutam Keshavam Krishna Damodaram Rama Naraynam Janaki Vallabham Kaun Kehta Hai Bhagvan aate Nahi Tum meera ke jaise bulaate nahi Kaun Kehta Hai Bhagvan Khaate Nahi Ber Shabri Ke Jaise Khilate Nahi Kaun Kehta Hai Bhagvan Sote Nahi Maa Yashoda Ke Jaise Sulate Nahin Kaun Kehta Hai Bhagvan Nachthe Nahi Gop gopi Ki Tarah Tum Nachathae Nahi Translations: These are some of the many different names for Shri Krishna and Lord Vishnu. Reciting these names over and over increases your closeness and devotion to Krishna. Who says God doesn’t come to you? You don’t call her like Meera does. (Meera was a poet and loyal devotee of Krishna, and lived around the 16th century) Who says God doesn’t eat? You don’t offer berries the way Shabri did. (Shabri was a Rama devotee who lived on her own in the forest and would go on her own with her walking stick every day to collect berries to offer her Lord) Who says God doesn’t sleep? Perhaps you don’t put him to sleep the way Mother Yashoda did. (Yashoda was Krishna’s mother) Who says God won’t dance with you? You don’t dance with him the way the gopis do
