Arijit Singh is known for bringing deep emotion to his songs, but his recording process for Ramayana’s devotional track Jai Jai Ram reportedly went to another level. According to a Pinkvilla report, the singer took nearly 200 takes while recording the song because he became completely immersed in its devotional emotion.
A source told Pinkvilla that Arijit kept exploring the feeling through every take and became so absorbed in the song that he did not want the session to end. The track, sung by Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal, is composed by AR Rahman with lyrics by Dr. Kumar Vishwas.
Arijit Singh Gave Nearly 200 Takes For Jai Jai Ram
According to the report, Arijit Singh recorded nearly 200 takes for Jai Jai Ram. The source explained that the singer continued experimenting with the emotion of the devotional track instead of simply focusing on the technical aspects of the recording.
The repeated takes were reportedly driven by his desire to capture the right emotional quality. The source said Arijit eventually became so lost in the feeling that he surrendered completely to the emotion of the song.
Jai Jai Ram Brings Arijit Singh And Shreya Ghoshal Together
Jai Jai Ram features Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal on vocals, bringing together two of India's most recognised playback singers. The composition comes from AR Rahman, while Dr. Kumar Vishwas has written the lyrics.
The song offers audiences a glimpse into the emotional and devotional world of Ramayana. Its visuals Lord Rama and Goddess Sita, including moments from their wedding and their journey to Ayodhya.
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AR Rahman And Shreya Ghoshal Add To Jai Jai Ram’s Musical Identity
Jai Jai Ram brings together Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal as vocalists, with AR Rahman composing the music and Dr. Kumar Vishwas writing the lyrics. The combination gives the track a strong musical identity while keeping its devotional character at the centre.
Arijit’s reported recording process adds another layer to the song, particularly because the track requires more than just technically accurate vocals. The emotional quality of the performance is an important part of what makes the song stand out.
Arijit’s Recording Story Adds To Jai Jai Ram Buzz
The story behind the recording has added another layer to the conversation around Jai Jai Ram. Rather than treating the track as a routine recording assignment, Arijit reportedly kept returning to the emotion until he felt fully connected with it.
The song itself has already drawn attention because of its devotional tone, AR Rahman’s composition and the presence of Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi in the visuals. Arijit’s reported 200-take recording process now gives fans another reason to revisit the track and understand the emotion behind his performance.
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