Hari Tum Haro

\"Hari Tum Haro\" is a Carnatic devotional composition performed by vocalist Bombay Jayashri. The track appears as the second piece on her 2007 album Madrasil Margazhi 2006, released under the Rajalakshmi Audio label. The album adopts a live concert format and circulates in CD distribution.

The recording captures a performance from the December Music Season in Chennai, a prominent annual festival for Indian classical music. Jayashri renders the composition in a traditional kirtan style, blending lyrical devotion with improvisational neraval and kalpana swaram segments characteristic of Carnatic concerts. The track spans 4 minutes and 8 seconds.

The album Madrasil Margazhi 2006 documents Jayashri’s repertoire from the 2006 edition of the festival, though the physical release occurred in 2007. The label Rajalakshmi Audio, based in Chennai, specializes in Carnatic music productions and archival concert recordings. Accompaniment details for the track remain uncredited in available sources, but standard Carnatic ensembles for such performances typically include violin, mridangam, and tambura.

Jayashri’s interpretation of \"Hari Tum Haro\" aligns with her broader discography of devotional and classical works, often emphasizing bhakti (devotional) themes. The composition’s textual content invokes divine grace, a recurring motif in her concert selections. Further metadata on the raga or composer attribution for this specific track is not documented in public records.