Pani Hari

\"Pani Hari\" is a track from the album Indian World Music Fusion, released by the collaborative project Re-Orient featuring sitarist Baluji Shrivastav. The album appeared on September 9, 1997 under the label ARC Music in CD format.

The composition spans 2 minutes and 16 seconds and occupies the third position on the tracklist. The piece blends elements of Indian classical instrumentation with global fusion styles, a hallmark of Re-Orient’s cross-cultural approach. Shrivastav’s sitar performance anchors the track, though specific contributions from additional musicians remain undocumented in available sources.

Indian World Music Fusion represents an early example of East-West musical synthesis in the late 1990s, with Re-Orient acting as a collective rather than a fixed ensemble. The album’s production details, including recording locations and additional personnel, are not fully cataloged. The label ARC Music, known for world music releases, distributed the work primarily in physical media during its initial run.

No official music videos, live recordings, or alternate versions of \"Pani Hari\" are verified in public records. The track’s reception and chart performance, if any, remain unrecorded in accessible archives. Later reissues or digital remasters of the album have not been confirmed.