Rishab Rikhiram Sharma visited Ayodhya’s Ram temple with his family.
Vaishnavi Gavankar
November 04, 2026 / 20:22 IST
Sitarist Rishab Sharma
Sitarist and music producer Rishab Rikhiram Sharma recently visited the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya to seek blessings from Lord Ram. Marking a special spiritual milestone in his musical journey, the musician submitted the first master of his devotional offering, Rama Rama, during the visit.
Sharing glimpses from his spiritual trip, Rishab offered fans a peek into a deeply personal moment that beautifully brought together his devotion and passion for music. The visit held special significance for the sitarist as he dedicated his musical offering to Lord Ram at the sacred temple.
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The gesture comes as Rishab prepares to present Rama Rama, his independent devotional single, to listeners. The musical offering reflects his spiritual connection and his intention to express devotion through the timeless language of Indian classical music.
For Rishab, the visit was more than just a spiritual stop. Submitting the first master of the track at the revered temple made the occasion a memorable chapter in the creation of the devotional composition.
Known for taking Indian classical music to younger audiences while preserving its traditional roots, Rishab has steadily carved a distinct identity as a sitarist, music producer and mental health advocate. Through his independent musical projects, he continues to explore different ways of connecting traditional sounds with contemporary listeners.
With Rama Rama, the musician brings his artistic expression and devotion together in a special offering dedicated to Lord Ram. His visit to Ayodhya has added another meaningful dimension to the release, making the project particularly personal.
The spiritual visit also comes at a significant time, with devotional music gaining renewed attention during the festive season. By choosing the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple for this milestone, Rishab has made the presentation of his musical offering even more meaningful.
For the sitarist, Rama Rama is not just another musical release but an expression of faith, gratitude and devotion.
Vaishnavi Gavankar is a senior entertainment journalist with over 8 years of experience covering Bollywood, Television, OTT platforms, and regional cinema.
first published: Nov 4, 2026 08:22 pm
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