This Bhajan is written by Rasik Bihari Ji that encapsulates the sentiment of embracing one's inner desires and aspirations. He eloquently conveys the notion of following one's heart's desire without being swayed by societal norms or opinions. This Choreography has been seen into a different light that draws parallels between the devotion of dancers immersed in Nritya and their own convictions. The path that leads to learning and practicing an art form could only be shown by a Guru. Hence, In this Choreography both गुरू and गोविंद have shown together to convey that only a Guru can direct someone towards the path of Govind.

This poetic composition is written by सूरदास जी that vividly portrays the divine essence of Shri Krishna's Dance. Krishna, the beloved son of नंद बाबा, is depicted as the embodiment of नृत्यमयी, exhibiting unparalleled grace and beauty in his movements along the banks of Vrindavan.

Sur Das ji beautifully compares Krishna's dance to the flowing water of Vrindavan. The complex and graceful movements in Krishna's dance, such as his तोड़ा, टुकड़ा and तिहाई are as smooth and flexible as the water. Just like the water moves effortlessly and elegantly, Krishna's dance is full of fluidity and grace. Witnessing the sublime Nritya of Shri Krishna fills the hearts of celestial beings(Devs) and the sage Narad with profound happiness and unparalleled joy.