माने चाकर राखो जी

“Mane Chakar Rakho Ji” is a devotional song from Hunterwali (1935), the Wadia Movietone action blockbuster directed by Homi Wadia that made Fearless Nadia a star. Unlike the film's other numbers, its words are not by the studio's resident writer Joseph David but are the classic bhajan of the 16th-century saint-poet Meera Bai, in which the devotee begs Krishna (Giridhar Gopal) to keep her as His servant. The music is by Master Mohammed, who also acted in the film as the King, and the song is sung by Govind Gopal with chorus.

Master Mohammed — composer for the entire Hunterwali score and an on-screen actor in the film — sets Meera Bai's bhajan in a simple, hymn-like devotional idiom typical of mid-1930s Wadia Movietone productions. The recording is carried by Govind Gopal's voice with a supporting chorus.

The lyric is the well-known Meera Bai bhajan “Mhane Chakar Rakho Ji”, in which the devotee asks the Lord to keep her as His servant so she may serve Him in Vrindavan and behold His divine play. It is a centuries-old devotional poem adopted into the film rather than written for it; HindiGeetMala lists Meera Bai as its lyricist.