Maha Shivratri magic: Small group of kids create temple-like vibes in classroom, win millions of hearts; watch

On the sacred festival of Maha Shivratri, devotion rises like incense in the air as devotees of Shiva gather in temples and homes across the globe. Fasting, night-long vigils, and the powerful chant of “Om Namah Shivaya” transform the atmosphere into a spiritual celebration. As bells ring and lamps flicker, faith flows freely, binding millions in shared reverence.

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Even the digital realm mirrors this fervour, with social media flooded with celebration reels, bhajans, and artistic tributes dedicated to Lord Shiva.

A Classroom Concert That Struck a Divine Chord

Amid the spiritual tide, a heartwarming clip of schoolchildren has captured the internet’s imagination. Inside a modest coaching classroom, a group of kids turned everyday objects- steel water bottles, pens, pencil boxes, desks, and scales- into musical instruments for a spirited Maha Shivratri “mini concert.” 

The performance begins with the rhythmic echo of a damru-inspired beat and collective chants of “Har Har Mahadev.” Soon, one child drums energetically on a pencil box while others join in, striking desks in perfect harmony.

A scale taps against a bottle, creating a surprisingly synchronized rhythm that resembles the vibrant beats of a temple courtyard. Midway, the room resounds with enthusiastic cries of “Bum Bhole,” adding electrifying energy to the performance.

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Viral Devotion in the Digital Age

Shared on Instagram by Shiv. Shakti. Coaching. Classes, the video has amassed over 9.8 million likes, with the comment section overflowing with admiration.

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Interestingly, the young performers had earlier created a similar classroom concert that crossed 12 million likes- encouraging them to return with an even more spirited sequel.

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This Maha Shivratri, devotion isn’t confined to temples alone- it beats in classrooms, echoes through smartphones, and unites hearts in the rhythm of faith.