कृष्णावतार के गीत — कृष्णा मूवीज़, 1932

Krishna Movies' devotional epic Krishnavtar (1932) drew on the compositional talents of Keshavrao Bhole — a key figure bridging classical Marathi music and early Hindi film — to create a score appropriate to the Krishna avatar narrative. Raag-based bhajans and dhrupad-influenced compositions would have formed the core of the soundtrack, marking an early example of classical-film music synthesis in the talkie era.

Keshavrao Bhole's classical raag-based devotional style — bridging Marathi classical music tradition and early Hindi talkie bhakti cinema.

Classical Sanskrit and Braj bhasha devotional verse suited to the Krishna avatar theme; individual lyricists not documented.