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Jai Shri Krishna

Welcome to KRV, founded in 2009, Krishna Raas Vrindavan spreads Brij Leelas worldwide through dance, performance, and singing. With 350 artists, we bring Radha Krishna's love & blessings to Weddings, Birthdays,Festivals,Anniversaries and Any type of Cultural events.

Lord Krishna's Ras Leela

Lord Krishna, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism, is celebrated for his multifaceted persona, encompassing love, wisdom, and divine playfulness. Among the many enchanting narratives surrounding Krishna, the Ras Leela stands out as a captivating portrayal of divine love and devotion. This sacred dance, immortalized in Hindu scriptures and revered by millions, symbolizes the eternal bond between the individual soul and the supreme consciousness.

Lord Krishna's Ras Leela

The Essence of Raas Leela

Ras Leela, meaning "the dance of divine love," is a profound expression of devotion and spiritual union. According to Hindu mythology, Krishna, the divine cowherd, performed this celestial dance with the Gopis, the cowherd maidens of Vrindavan. The Ras Leela is not merely a physical dance but a symbolic representation of the soul's yearning for union with the divine.

Phoolo ki Holi

Whether you're with friends, family, or colleagues, Phoolo ki Holi promises to be a day filled with laughter, joy, and unforgettable memories. Come celebrate the festival of colors in a refreshing, floral way!

Mayur Raas

Experience mesmerizing performances featuring colorful attire, intricate choreography, and the enchanting sounds of live music. Participants of all ages are invited to join in the festivities, learn traditional steps, and immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere.

Prem leela

Join us for a day filled with workshops, where you can learn traditional dance forms and participate in discussions about love’s significance across cultures. Indulge in delicious traditional cuisine and connect with fellow attendees who share a passion for the beauty of love stories.

Maharaas

In addition to the performances, enjoy workshops that delve into the history and significance of Maharaas, along with interactive sessions where you can express your creativity through art and music. Savor delicious traditional dishes that reflect the vibrant flavors of Indian cuisine.

Janmashtami Festival

Enjoy engaging workshops where you can learn about Krishna's teachings, make traditional decorations, and even participate in crafts for kids. Relish a variety of delicious festive snacks and sweets that capture the essence of this joyful celebration.

Haldi Ceremony with Phoolo Ki Holi

A Haldi ceremony with phoolo ki holi sounds like a beautiful and vibrant celebration! It must be wonderful to incorporate the tradition of applying turmeric paste (Haldi) with the playful element of throwing flower petals (phoolo ki holi). It adds a colorful and joyous touch to the festivities.

Team

Our Monks

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Daishin Eshin

Temple Monk

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Temple Monk

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Temple Monk

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Temple Monk

The Divine Love of Radha and Krishna

The love between Shri Radha and Krishna is celebrated as the epitome of divine love in Hindu mythology. Radha's devotion to Krishna symbolizes the soul's longing for the divine, while Krishna's love for Radha exemplifies divine affection and compassion. Their love story is often portrayed through poetry, music, and art, capturing the essence of devotion and spiritual union.

The Dance of Divine Love

The term “Raas Leela” means “Dance of Divine Love.” This divine dance tells the story of love between Lord Krishna, Radha, and their Gopi friends (milk maids). Playing the flute and dancing with Gopis was considered Krishna’s favorite pastime. In the Brij region, Raas Leela is performed as a folk dance. Dancers dressed as Gopis, Radharani, and Krishna enchant the audience through their brilliant expressions, dazzling costumes, and stimulating music. When the artists perform the Raas Leela, it symbolizes the spiritual love for Lord Krishna.

Preserving brij folk dance and culture

At one time, Krishna Raasleela in every street of Braj was a major centre of attraction. This practice was gradually getting extinct, so it is now being seen in Braj. The team of Krishna Raas Vrindavan teaches the children of Braj, elders and youths of the nearby areas, Krishna Raas Leelas through singing, playing instruments and dancing, and promotes Braj folk art and Braj language by presenting them on stage through religious events in the country and abroad. Today, the Krishna Raas Vrindavan team of 350 artists presents the characters of Shri Radha-Krishna Leela, the beautiful Ramayana of Shri Sita Ram, Shri Shiva-Parvati and Goddess Maa in a very beautiful manner on big stages.