Soul-stirring kirtan
Melodious kirtans — classical, devotional, instrumental, soul — led by artist Narottam Das on vocals, harmonium and mridanga.
Sat, 20 June 2026 · Bengaluru
Bhajan Clubbing
with Narottam Das · Kirtan & Collective Chanting
Join us for a deeply uplifting and soul-stirring evening of kirtan at ISKCON Sarjapur Road. Immerse yourself in the transcendental vibrations of the holy names through melodious kirtans, heartfelt devotion and collective chanting — a rare chance to experience the joy of bhakti in a spiritually surcharged atmosphere.
About the evening
Join us for a deeply uplifting and soul-stirring evening of kirtan with Narottam Das at ISKCON Sarjapur Road. Immerse yourself in the transcendental vibrations of the holy names through melodious kirtans, heartfelt devotion and collective chanting. Whether you are new to kirtan or a regular practitioner, this event is open to all — come with your friends and family and be part of an unforgettable devotional experience filled with music, meditation and divine energy.
Collective chanting
A rare opportunity to connect with like-minded souls and elevate your consciousness in a spiritually surcharged atmosphere.
Sumptuous dinner prasadam
A sumptuous dinner prasadam is served for everyone at the end — a perfect way to close a blissful evening.
Featuring Narottam Das
A spiritual artist devoted to sound as a path of awakening. Narottam Das ji is an alumnus of IIT BHU — but chose music not as a career, but as a calling. His formal training reflects the rich traditions of Banaras Hindu University and Prayag Sangeet Samiti. He stepped onto the stage at the age of six, and his journey since has been shaped by riyaz, bhava and bhakti. A vocalist by nature, he also expresses through harmonium, piano, guitar and mridanga (shrikhol) — letting each instrument become a voice of prayer.
15+Years experience
250+Events worldwide
IIT BHUAlumnus
Vocals · Harmonium · MridangaMulti-instrumentalist
Event details
- Date
- Saturday, 20 June 2026
- Time
- 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM · 2 hours
- Artist
- Narottam Das · Vocals, Harmonium, Mridanga
- Genres
- Classical · Devotional · Instrumental · Soul
- Ages
- All age groups
- Entry
- ₹199 per person · limited seats
- After
- Sumptuous prasadam for all
- Book
- Book tickets on BookMyShow
- Venue
- ISKCON Sarjapur Road, Bengaluru
- Map
- Open in Google Maps
FAQ
Do I need to know kirtan or any instrument?
Not at all. The event is open to all — whether you are new to kirtan or a regular practitioner. Just come as you are and let the chants carry you.
Who is performing?
Kirtan artist Narottam Das ji — an IIT BHU alumnus trained at Banaras Hindu University and Prayag Sangeet Samiti. He performs on vocals, harmonium, piano, guitar and mridanga (shrikhol).
Can I bring my friends or family?
Yes! Come with your friends and family — please make sure each attendee has a ticket booked on BookMyShow.
Is prasadam included?
Yes — sumptuous prasadam is served for everyone at the end of the programme.
How much are the tickets?
Entry is ₹199 per person. Seats are limited — book early on BookMyShow.
Is it suitable for children / elderly?
Yes — the event is open to all age groups.
Do children need to be registered?
Children below 6 years do not need a ticket. Children 6 years and above need their own ticket booked on BookMyShow.
Is there parking?
Yes, limited parking is available at the venue. Carpooling is encouraged.
Limited seats — book on BookMyShow
Entry ₹199 per person. Don’t miss the chance to experience the bliss of kirtan with Narottam Das ji.
How to reach us
ISKCON Sarjapur Road is centrally located off Haralur Road - a short drive from Sarjapur Signal, Ambalipura, Bellandur, Kasavanahalli and HSR Layout. Free parking available at the venue.
ISKCON Sarjapur Road
Shubh Enclave, Haralur Road,
Off Sarjapur Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560102
Distance from nearby landmarks
- Sarjapur Signal~2.5 km
- Ambalipura~1.5 km
- Haralur RoadOn the road
- Bellandur~3 km
- Kasavanahalli~2 km
- Kaikondrahalli~2 km
- Carmelaram~4 km
- HSR Layout~4.5 km
Travel tip: Coming from Outer Ring Road? Turn onto Haralur Road at Ambalipura Signal - ISKCON Sarjapur Road is inside Shubh Enclave, on the right.