Nis Din Barsat Nain Hamare

Nis Din Barsat Nain Hamare is a devotional bhajan performed by M.S. Subbulakshmi, a prominent Carnatic vocalist. The track appears as the second composition (A2) on the 1986 album Surdas Bhajans, released under the His Master’s Voice label. The album features a collection of bhajans attributed to the 16th-century poet-saint Surdas, rendered in Subbulakshmi’s signature classical style.

The original release format was a 12\" vinyl record, typical of Indian classical and devotional music distributions during the era. The composition follows the bhajan tradition, characterized by lyrical devotion and melodic simplicity. Subbulakshmi’s interpretation emphasizes the emotional depth of Surdas’s poetry, which often centers on themes of divine love and longing for Krishna. The track’s title translates to \"Night and Day, My Eyes Rain,\" reflecting the poet’s yearning for spiritual union.

The album Surdas Bhajans forms part of Subbulakshmi’s extensive discography of devotional music, which includes works in Sanskrit, Tamil, and Hindi. His Master’s Voice, a historic record label in India, produced the release, aligning with its legacy of preserving classical and semi-classical Indian music. The vinyl format suggests the recording was targeted at both domestic listeners and institutional collections during the mid-1980s.

No additional details about the recording sessions, accompanying artists, or alternate versions of the track are available in the provided context. The composition remains a notable example of Subbulakshmi’s contributions to the bhajan genre, blending technical precision with devotional fervor.