Entrepreneur Nirvaan Birla has taken his first step into the world of music, and he’s chosen to begin it where all meaningful journeys begin — with the divine. Ahead of the release of his debut single Shankaraa, Nirvaan visited the sacred Babulnath Temple in Mumbai to seek blessings from Lord Shiva. Dressed in a simple traditional kurta-pyjama, the moment was one of humility, devotion, and deep personal significance.
An Emotional Unveiling in Mahadev’s Presence
In a symbolic gesture, Nirvaan carried the poster of Shankaraa with him and unveiled it before the deity — a soulful tribute and surrender of his musical journey to Mahadev. The act reflected the emotional and spiritual depth behind this project, which is more than a song — it’s a heartfelt offering.
“Music is My Prayer” – Nirvaan Birla Shares His Sentiment
Speaking about the special moment, Nirvaan said:
“For me, music is a form of prayer, and anything close to the heart must begin with divine blessings. Visiting Babulnath Temple before the release felt like the right way to start this journey. Shankaraa is extremely special to me, and I’m both nervous and excited to share it with the world. I truly hope it brings peace, connection, and a sense of devotion to everyone who listens.”
From Devotion to Sound: The Soul of Shankaraa
Known for his deep reverence for Lord Shiva and his love for spiritual gatherings, Nirvaan has long found solace in soulful satsangs. His debut into music, through the spiritual IP Sounds for the Soul, is a natural extension of that devotion. Shankaraa isn’t just a launch — it’s a spiritual expression shaped by silence, surrender, and an intention to create something meaningful.
Releasing This Shravan: A Journey Begins
Timed with the sacred month of Shravan, Shankaraa will be released soon across all major streaming platforms. As anticipation builds, Nirvaan’s journey into spiritual music promises to resonate with seekers and music lovers alike. Rooted in emotion and guided by faith, Shankaraa invites listeners into a space of stillness, devotion, and inner peace.
