ओ मेरे मन मोहना

Oh Mere Mann Mohana is a 5:49 devotional duet from Tanvi the Great (2025, Zee Music Company), sung by Ramya Behara and Nayana Nair, composed by M. M. Keeravani. The longest track on the album, its title invokes the classical devotional address to the Divine — 'Mann Mohana' meaning 'enchanter of the mind', a name used for Krishna in bhakti poetry. Keeravani, whose Telugu devotional compositions are widely known, brings his classical South Indian devotional sensibility to this Hindi film context.

At 5:49, Oh Mere Mann Mohana is the most expansive track on the Tanvi the Great album. Keeravani uses the extended duration to build a slowly developing devotional composition that begins in restraint and builds through multiple sections. Both Ramya Behara and Nayana Nair are classically-rooted South Indian playback singers known for their work in Telugu and Tamil cinema, and their voices carry a natural devotional gravity that serves this material perfectly.

The phrase 'Mann Mohana' (enchanter of the mind) is one of the most used names for Lord Krishna in bhakti poetry — used by poets from Mirabai to Surdas to Tulsidas. In the context of Tanvi the Great, the song functions as the spiritual underpinning of the protagonist's extraordinary determination.

Oh Mere Mann Mohana was included in the Tanvi the Great soundtrack released on July 5, 2025. The film was screened at IFFI (International Film Festival of India) 2025 — at which both Anupam Kher and M. M. Keeravani were present and spoke of their pride in the project.

As one of the most devotionally substantial tracks on a Hindi film soundtrack in 2025, Oh Mere Mann Mohana demonstrates M. M. Keeravani's ability to integrate South Indian classical devotional music sensibility into mainstream Hindi film scoring.