मेरे घर राम आए हैं

Mere Ghar Ram Aaye Hain (मेरे घर राम आए हैं) is a Diwali-special devotional single released by T-Series on 19 October 2022, sung by Jubin Nautiyal with music composed by Payal Dev and lyrics credited to Manoj Muntashir alongside Dipika Chikhlia — best known for playing Sita in Ramanand Sagar's 1987 television epic Ramayan. Presented by Bhushan Kumar under the Gulshan Kumar & T-Series banner, the song was timed to Diwali, the festival that traditionally commemorates Lord Ram's return to Ayodhya after fourteen years of exile, following the same devotional-single format T-Series had used for Nautiyal's Navratri release Meri Mai a month earlier. The song became one of T-Series' standout festival bhajans of the year, with its official YouTube video alone crossing 200 million views — a figure that places it well ahead of most contemporaneous devotional non-film singles and reflects the year-round staying power of Ram-bhakti content on Hindi music platforms.

Payal Dev's composition builds Mere Ghar Ram Aaye Hain as a mid-tempo, uplifting bhajan — celebratory rather than mournful in tone, befitting Diwali's homecoming narrative rather than a lament. Jubin Nautiyal's vocal delivery leans warm and resonant, carrying the devotional weight of lines built around the 'bhav saagar' (ocean of worldly existence) metaphor, in a continuation of the Nautiyal-Payal Dev-Manoj Muntashir devotional-single run that also produced Meri Mai the same year.

The lyric draws on the classic bhakti-poetry image of life as a 'bhav saagar' (ocean of worldly existence) that only devotion to Ram's name can help one safely cross — a well-worn metaphor in Hindi devotional literature, here folded into a Diwali-specific celebration of Ram's arrival home, blending Sanskrit-inflected devotional vocabulary with accessible, singable Hindi phrasing suited to a mainstream festival release.

Released as a standalone non-film single for Diwali 2022, Mere Ghar Ram Aaye Hain continued T-Series' pattern of festival-timed devotional content built around Jubin Nautiyal's voice, following Meri Mai from the Navratri season a month prior. The lyric credit to Dipika Chikhlia — the actress who played Sita in the iconic 1987 Ramayan television series — adds a notable cross-generational link between the song and India's best-known televised telling of the Ram story, though the exact nature of her contribution (co-writing vs. dialogue/voice input) is not detailed in available credits beyond the shared songwriting billing.

Mere Ghar Ram Aaye Hain's official T-Series video has crossed 200 million YouTube views, with a separate lyrical video adding a further 125 million-plus views — figures that make it one of the best-performing standalone devotional singles of 2022, well ahead of most non-film bhajans released that year. Its continued circulation in Diwali-season jukeboxes and compilation videos years after release (including 2024-dated Jubin Nautiyal bhakti compilations) points to it becoming a recurring seasonal staple in the Hindi devotional-music calendar.