Bolo Bolo Om Namah Shivaya

Pari's song 'Bolo Bolo Om Namah Shivaya' is a spiritual chant that invites listeners to join in the collective invocation of Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism. The repetitive nature of the lyrics, 'bolo bolo sab mil bolo om namah shivaya,' encourages communal participation, creating a sense of unity and shared devotion. The phrase 'Om Namah Shivaya' is a powerful mantra in Hinduism, often translated as 'I bow to Shiva,' and is believed to bring peace, protection, and spiritual growth to those who chant it.

The song vividly describes Lord Shiva's iconic imagery, such as 'joota jataa mey gangaadhaari,' referring to Shiva's matted hair holding the sacred Ganges River. This imagery symbolizes the flow of divine knowledge and purity. The mention of 'trishul dhaari' and 'damaru bajaave' highlights Shiva's trident and drum, which are significant symbols in Hindu mythology. The trident represents the three fundamental aspects of existence: creation, preservation, and destruction, while the damaru (drum) signifies the cosmic sound of creation.

Pari's musical style in this song blends traditional devotional music with contemporary elements, making it accessible to a broader audience. The rhythmic repetition of 'dama dama dama dama damaru bajaave' mimics the sound of Shiva's drum, creating a meditative and trance-like atmosphere. This song serves as a reminder of the timeless and universal appeal of spiritual practices, encouraging listeners to find solace and strength in the divine.