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Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")
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Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji") — Meaning & Song Guide

by Shreya Ghoshal, Ajay Gogavale, Ajay-Atul

Raja Shivaji (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) · 2026-05-01

Last updated: July 2026

What is “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” about?

“Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” is an emotional song in Hindi by Shreya Ghoshal, Ajay Gogavale, Ajay-Atul (Raja Shivaji (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), 2026-05-01). The title points to a delicate flower, evoking themes of purity and gentle devotion. Read what the song is about below, or stream it on Spotify and YouTube Music.

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What “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” is about

The title points to a delicate flower, evoking themes of purity and gentle devotion. As a phrase it suggests a tender offering, inviting listeners to experience calm and reverence. The mood is serene, with an emphasis on grace and subtle emotional depth.

This track is credited to Shreya Ghoshal, Ajay Gogavale, and Ajay-Atul, released on 1 May 2026 as part of the Raja Shivaji soundtrack. It is a Hindi-language piece that fits well into relaxed or reflective listening settings.

This is an original commentary page. We don't publish the lyrics of songs we don't own — listen to “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” on Spotify for the official recording.

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Meaning & Story Behind “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")”

The title points to a delicate flower, evoking themes of purity and gentle devotion. As a phrase it suggests a tender offering, inviting listeners to experience calm and reverence. The mood is serene, with an emphasis on grace and subtle emotional depth.

“Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” — release facts

Length

5:09

Format

Single (5-track release)

Released

2026-05-01

Spotify popularity

44/100 (2026-10-09)

Explicit

No

ISRC

INW262666458

  • Shreya Ghoshal — 37M Spotify followers; bollywood, hindi pop, desi, kannada pop
  • Ajay Gogavale — 1.2M Spotify followers; marathi pop, devotional, bhajan
  • Ajay-Atul — 5.8M Spotify followers; marathi pop, bollywood, hindi pop

Listening notes

Running at five minutes and nine seconds across a five-track single release, Phool Parijaat positions itself as an extended centerpiece rather than a brief interlude. The combined background of Shreya Ghoshal, Ajay Gogavale, and Ajay-Atul across Hindi pop, Marathi pop, devotional, and classical-adjacent Bollywood styles points toward an orchestrally rich vocal performance that newcomers can approach with cinematic expectations. Given its emotional mood tag and themes of gentle devotion, this Hindi track fits best during quiet evening reflection or mindful winding down. Listeners looking for upbeat, high-tempo dance numbers should skip it entirely.

Facts from Spotify's public catalogue on 2026-10-09. Popularity is Spotify's own 0–100 score at that date and moves daily.

FAQs About “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")”

What is the meaning of “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")”?

The title points to a delicate flower, evoking themes of purity and gentle devotion. As a phrase it suggests a tender offering, inviting listeners to experience calm and reverence. The mood is serene, with an emphasis on grace and subtle emotional depth.

Where can I listen to “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")”?

Stream “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” by Shreya Ghoshal, Ajay Gogavale, Ajay-Atul on Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, and other platforms.

What language is “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” in?

“Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” is an emotional song in Hindi, from the album “Raja Shivaji (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” by Shreya Ghoshal, Ajay Gogavale, Ajay-Atul.

Who sang “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")”?

“Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” is credited to Shreya Ghoshal, Ajay Gogavale, Ajay-Atul — Shreya Ghoshal is listed on Spotify under bollywood and hindi pop. It is not a Married Moonda / My Geet AI Beats recording; this page is an independent guide to it.

How long is “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")”, and is it a single?

It runs 5:09. It was released as a single in a 5-track release dated 2026-05-01. Its ISRC is INW262666458.

Which album is “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” from?

“Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” is from the album “Raja Shivaji (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)”, released 2026-05-01.

Are the English lyrics of “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” available?

No. This page is a song guide — what “Phool Parijaat (From "Raja Shivaji")” is about, who made it and its release facts. We don't publish lyrics we don't own; the official recording is on Spotify.

Song Details

Released

2026-05-01

Mood

emotional

Language

Hindi

Album

Raja Shivaji (Original...

Artist

Shreya Ghoshal, Ajay Gogavale, Ajay-Atul

Label

Single

Source

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