Deusi Bhailo Tihar Songs – Happy Deepawali Tihar
Famous Deusi Bhailo Tihar Songs: Tihar is one of the most important festivals for Hindus in Nepal. Nepal is a small country between India and China. It has a population of about 23 million, most of whom are Hindu.
The festival of Tihar takes place in late autumn and lasts for five days. This festival is also called the festival of lights. It is a time when all the houses light oil lamps, and the city is full of lights and decorations.
This festival is about worshipping different animals such as the crow,1 the dog, and the cow. During Tihar, the people also worship their brothers and sisters and the goddess of wealth, Laxmi.
On the first day of the festival, people worship cows. Every family cooks a delicious meal in the morning. Before they eat, each member of the family puts some food on a plate of leaves and places it outside for the crows to eat.
People believe crows are the messenger of the Lord of Death. They worship crows to keep sadness away. On the second day, people worship dogs. They decorate dogs with garlands of flowers around their necks.
They give dogs delicious food and put a red tika(a special powder) on their foreheads. They even do this to stray dogs. It is a day to respect all dogs. They pray for the dogs to guard their homes.
Dogs with garlands of flowers can be seen everywhere. The third day is the most significant day of the festival. People worship the cow in the early morning. The cow is the symbol of wealth and is the holiest animal for Hindus. They put tika on the cows’ foreheads and a garland of flowers around their necks. They give the cows nice things to eat.

People place the cows’ manure in different parts of their houses. Later, in the evening, they worship the goddess Laxmi. If people please the goddess, she will give them wealth. People clean and decorate their houses. They put oil lamps in every door and window.
A female member of the family performs a special ceremony or puja. She then puts a red mud footprint on the floor entering the home and makes a trail to the room where the family worships the goddess. In this room, there are pictures and an icon of the goddess.
The things people worship on the fourth day depend on their cultural background. Most people worship the ox. Theyputtikaon the oxen and a garland around their necks. They also give delicious food.
Other people make a small hill out of cow manure, put some grass on it, and perform a special ceremony, or puja, on it. Yet other people worship themselves. The fifth day is the day of brothers and sisters. Sisters wish their brothers long life and prosperity.
If you do not have a brother or sister, you can make one of your relatives or friends a brother or a sister.
On this day, sisters perform puja and apply a special tika on their brothers for their long life and prosperity. Sisters put garlands around the neck of their brothers and offer them special gifts of food.
In return, brothers input tika and they put garlands around their necks and give them gifts of clothes and money. This festival finally ends after five days of cooking, decorating, eating, singing, dancing, shopping, relaxing, gift-giving, and worshipping. There is no doubt that Tihar is the most popular festival in Nepal.
During the Tihar festival, children and teenagers go to various places and sing the bhailo song and dance. They give blessings for the prosperity of the house and in return, in the end, they get sweets, money, and food.
Boys sing deusi and girls sing Bhailo. DeusiBhailo is played from the night of Laxmi puja. It is said that money should be given after Laxmi puja. The origin of Deusibhailo is not known.
The song is related to King Bali. According to the Hindu myths, king Bali gave his head to the fifth incarnation of Vishnu, Vamana. Vamana approaches Bali and asked for the three paces of land when Bali performed the Ashwamedha yajna.
At that time, Bali was very popular in giving alms to anybody who came to his palace and Bali agreed to fulfill the demand of Vamana Vamana covered the earth and universe with his two steps and he asked the king where he would place his third step and the king offered his head.
Vishnu blessed Bali seeing his devotion and promoted him to Suthala which is the supreme position of Heaven. It is believed that, in the month of Kartik, King Bali offered his head and it is believed that, if a person donates something then in return, he will get a blessing from Bali Raja.
Deusi- bhailo provides cultural entertainment in the local area by the groups. The lead person in the group generally wishes some blessings for the happiness and prosperity of owners of the properties where they begin their shows.
In villages, deusi groups use models, a musical instruments while singing songs. Various organized groups take this festival as an opportunity to raise funds for social welfare. With the team of singers and dancers, they play deusi-bhailo and in one spot, they remain for half an hour.
In the Terai region, deusi is played only up to the fifth day, Bhai tika but in the hilly region, it is played for 8/9 days. If someone died in the house then, in such a house, design is not played.
In the design of- the bailout program, efforts are done by the group to make the people of the house happy and the people of the house according to their status give money and food. If the owner of the house didn’t give anything in return then also the blessings are given with a smiley face.
Nowadays, we can see very fewer teams playing deusibhailo in our locality. It is our culture to play deusi-bhailo in the festival of Tihar. We should preserve our culture, not forgetting it to practice.
20 Deusi Bhailo Tihar Songs That Are Very Popular Among Nepalese
Tihar is a festival that is the second greatest festival of all Nepalese. Nepalese all over the world celebrate this festival with lights and sweets and different festivities.
Not only Nepalese, but it is also a festival that is observed by all the Hindus living in different corners of the world. This festival which lasts for a few days is celebrated with a lot of celebrations that are for each day of the Tihar.
In Nepal, it is known as Tihar, whereas it is known as Diwali in India. Indians that are Hindus also celebrate it with a lot of fanfare. But, the concept of DeusiBhailo is one thing that is practiced in Nepal only.
Nepalese all over the country, on the days of Tihar, go door to door and do dancing and singing which is typical for Tihar. These songs are the ones that have been around for hundreds of years among all the Nepalese.
These groups of youngsters or people of any age group go from door to door singing, dancing, and having a good time. After this, they are given money and things to eat because of the fun they had.
Few typical songs are sung in the festival of Tihar for Deusi and Bhailo. Bhailo is typically for women and girls whereas Deusi is meant for men. There are different days specific for both these types of songs to be sung during Deepawali.
Apart from the traditional songs, even the songs made by the music industry and pop songs or movie songs are also much popular among people in Nepal as Deusi-Bhailo Song. All of those songs are very good and are popular among everyone.
Here in this article, we are going to list 20 of those DeusiBhailo songs which are much popular among Nepalese. These songs have been heard repeatedly year after year for a long time during the festival of Tihar in Nepal.
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Tiharai Aayo Lau Jhilimili – Tihar Songs
Tahari aayo Lau jhilimili is one of the most famous and evergreen Nepali Tihar songs. If you ask anyone, be it a child or an adult, the first song that comes to mind is ‘TiharaiAayo Lau Jhilimili’ picturized for the movie Swarga. This song has been around for more than a decade.
And still, after all these years, this song is sung every Deepawali by men and women who play DeusiBhailo. Because this song is such a heart-touching song, it has been around for all these years.
All the little girls from our neighborhood still dance to this song during Tihar and we also did the same in our time. This is the only song we tend to hear time after time every Tihar.
Every Bhaili and Deusi group will prepare and dance or sing this song during the Bhaili or Deusi performance.
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Deusire Song ‘Bhana Bhana Bhai Ho’
The most popular song during the Tihar is the one which goes ‘AhaiBhanabhanaBhai Ho’. This is not a definite song but a way of making songs. It is just a phrase that is repeated time and again by adding your kinds of couplets in between.
For those who know how to sing it properly, it can be a very beautiful song. This song not only includes songs about DeusiBhailo and Tihar but also wishes good for everyone. This is the first and foremost song that every Deusi Group will sing as soon as they start their design program.
This is a very typical and traditional singing style that has remained unchanged for hundreds of years in Nepal. The way it is sung shows how Nepalese are creative when it comes to singing for Tihar.
The more creative one is, the more one can come up with a better song following this line of singing. Many Desire songs have been created by different people and are made popular.
But rather than following others’ words, it is always better to make your own as you go. It will be a very fun song that way and everybody will like it even more.
Bhana Bhan Bhai ho is another most famous and evergreen Nepali Tihar song.
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Tihar Song By Axapta
In recent times, if there is one song that has been much popular among Deusi and Bhailo goers, it is the song titled ‘Tihar Song’ sung by Axapta. It is a modern rendition of the age-old song of Tihar from Nepal.
This popular song is traditional at its core but the way it has been sung with the modern singing style and musical instruments give a beautiful vibe to the whole song. Nowadays, this song has become a replacement for the traditional old-style singing of the song.
Every youngster who goes for Deusi or Bhailo likes to sing this song. The modern style of the song is very popular among teenagers and young adults. It is a creative and beautiful take on the age-old song which should be appreciated for its creativity.
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Jhilimili yo Sanjh deepawali ko –Â Tihar Songs
Melodious. Jhilimili yo month Deepawali ko is another most famous and evergreen Nepali melodious tihar song. Another exclusively Tihar song is ‘JhilimiliYoSanjhDeepwaliko’ which has been sung by Anju Panta. This is a beautifully sung and created song which has also been included in a movie.
It is comparatively a new song which has been created only a few years back, but the classical feel of this song makes this song a very good song for Deepawali. Beautifully sung by AnjuPanta, the song talks about how this festival is about the bond of brothers and sisters and also the traditional way in which we should celebrate it.
The video is also very touching. Danced by Mithila Sharma, this song creates a good sentiment among Nepalese for this festival. The beauty of this song lies in its good words, beautiful choreography, heart-touching composition, and the touch of tradition that has been included in it. Here is the song for you:
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Diyo Bali Sanjha Ko
A song that has been around for years and is still sounding fresh is the song ‘Diyo Bali SanjhaKo’. This song has been around for more than a decade. It is a beautiful song that talks about the beauty of the festival Tihar and the rituals associated with it, like lighting the ‘diyo’, putting on lights, and all the offerings to God.
It is more like a song talking about the Goddess Laxmi who is the God that we refer to during this festival of Tihar. Beautiful picturization, heart-touching words, and soothing singing by Asha Bhosle have made this song a very beautiful song.
This is a song from an old Nepali movie. This beautiful song has been one of the best songs that have been around in the Nepali celebration of Tihar. Here is the song for you:
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Dashain Tihar –By Sugam Pokhrel
A recent song that has been popular among Nepalese when they celebrate Tihar is that of SugamPokhrel. The song goes by the title ‘DashainTihar Song’. This song is about the celebrations of Dashain and Tihar which are the two greatest festivals of Hindus in Nepal.
This beautiful song is beautifully written, composed, and sung by the singer himself. It is comparatively a new song that is beautiful to hear and very soothing. It talks about how we celebrate these festivals and the way they are very special for Hindus in Nepal.
All the little things about Dashain and Tihar which make them memorable celebrations for all Nepalese have been mentioned in this song. In recent times, we have been hearing this song quite a lot in Nepal and also among Nepalese that lives all around the world.
It also mentions the way those who are living abroad will miss these times of festivals back home. That is what makes this song even more special for everyone. Here is the song, have a listen:
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Adhar ma Aaja Unkai Chha Geet
Another classic song that goes with the sentiment of Tihar is the song ‘Adhar ma AajaUnkaiChhaGeet’. This is a beautiful song that talks about the beauty that surrounds during the time of Tihar.
This song has been very nicely picturized and is very beautiful to watch also. Because it is an old song, it has a very classic feel to it which makes it even more heart-touching.
The words, visuals, composition, and singing have made this song pretty special for everyone who wants to listen to songs about Tihar. Set at the time of Tihar, it shows the way we Hindus prepare for Tihar and perform the different types of customs during this festival.
The beauty of this song has been undeniable as we Nepalese listen to it year after year during the festival of Tihar or Deepawali. Click on the link below to hear the full song and watch it.
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Nidharma Larkaera Saptarangi Tika
This song, as the words itself, goes in the title ‘NidharmaLarkaeraSaptarangiTika’ talks about the special day in Tihar which is known as the day of Bhaitika. This is the day when brothers and sisters celebrate their bond.
This beautiful relationship has been ritualized in Tihar and that is why Tihar is special for all the Hindus in Nepal. This song in particular beautifully sums up the emotions a sister will have during the time of Bhaitika. How she wishes for the best for her brothers and will be ready to help, care for, and look over the brothers that she so dearly loves.
Such beautiful words have made this song very special and beautiful to listen to. This song catches the core emotion of Tihar and makes it so emotionally appealing for everyone to listen to.
Every little thing about Tihar and its rituals have been mentioned in the song and it is picturized very beautifully too. Here, watch it for yourself:
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BhaiTika ma Bhetna Aula – By Raju Lama
This is another song that talks about the bond of brother and sister and the significance of Tihar. It talks about the way Bhaitika becomes the day that brothers and sisters look forward to meeting each other.
Sisters who have to leave their own homes to go to somebody else’s home after marriage will miss their home and their brothers. So, a brother is talking about how he will get to meet and see his brother during Tihar, if not anytime else.
It is a very touching song that is emotional to listen to for all brothers who have to miss their sisters because she has been married somewhere else and is gone far from her own home.
Here, listen to the full song:
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Bhana Bhana Bhai ho Deusire – Deusi Bhailo Tihar Songs
This song has been sung by many different singers making their kind of song. The main tune and the tone of the song are the same whereas each singer or the people who go to play DeusiBhailo use their creativity to make it their own.
This particular creation is a very beautiful one which is nice to listen to and is very decent. In recent times, DeusiBhailo has also lost some of its beauty because of the indecent way in which some groups of people sing it and make it a way to pour out their frustrations through the song.
But this song has no agenda, it only talks about the sentiment of Tihar and the tradition of DeusiBhailo. A beautiful song to listen to and watch, it is one of the best DeusiBhailo songs that have been around for quite a while in Nepal.
You can also watch this song on youtube.com.






