shri kunj bihari is one of the several names of lord krishna where the word bihari alludes to krishna and kunj represents vrindavan where shri krishna grew up and spent his whole youthaarti kunj bihari ki in english aarati kunj bihaari kishree girdhar krishna muraari kigale me vaijyanti malabajaave murali madhur baalashravan me kundal jhalkaalanand ke nand sri anand kand mohan brij chandraradhika raman bihari kishree girdhar krishna muraari kiaarati kunj bihaari kishree girdhar krishna muraari kigagan sam ang kanti kaaliradhika chamak rahi aalilatan me thaade banmaalibhramar si alakkasturi tilakchandra si jhalaklalit chavi shyama pyari kishree girdhar krishna muraari kiaarati kunj bihaari kishree girdhar krishna muraari kijaha te pragat bhai gangakalush kali haarini sri gangasmaran te hot moh bhangabasee shiv sheesh jata ke beechhare agh keechcharan chhavi sri banwari kishree girdhar krishna muraari kiaarati kunj bihaari kishree girdhar krishna muraari kimeaning of the aartiwe sing this aarti to lord krishna kunj bihariwho is giridhara who roams in the gardenshe has a garland from lord vishnu around his neckwho as a child plays a melodious flutewho has shining hoops in his earsa dear one of nandawho is a cloud of happinessthe moon for the village of vrajadear to radhikawho is giridhara who roams in the gardenswe sing this aarti to lord krishna kunj bihariwho is giridhara who roams in the gardenswho has a body like clouds and a dark complexionwho has a shining friendwho stands in the creepers and the shrubswho has dark locks of haira wild turmeric mark on his foreheadwhose glance is like the moonthe dear one of shyamawho is giridhara who roams in the gardenswe sing this aarti to lord krishna kunj bihariwho is giridhara who roams in the gardenshe has a gold crown of peacock featherswho the demigods flock for a glimpse ofwho is showered with flowers from the skythe harp and drums play when he is with the cow maidswho has immeasurable charmwho is the child of gopawho is giridhara who roams in the gardenswe sing this aarti to lord krishna kunj bihariwho is giridhara who roams in the gardenswhere his feet land the river ganga flowsthe river ganga washes away all the dirt from within usthe river which destroys desirethe river that is matted in lord shivas hairhe who is banvariwho is giridhara who roams in the gardenswe sing this aarti to lord krishna kunj bihariwho is giridhara who roams in the gardensthe flowers are blooming on the banks of the yamunathe flutes are playing in vrindavanthe moon is smiling its moonlightthere are cows milkmen and milkmaids everywherethe shackles of life are destroyed upon hearing the songs of shri krishnawho destroys the grief of the weakwho is giridhara who roams in the gardenswe sing this aarti to lord krishna kunj bihariwho is giridhara who roams in the gardenswhy is lord krishna called kunj biharikunj signifies arbor ie a garden surrounded by trees and bihari signifies who goes there to invest energy along these lines kunjbihari signifies lord krishna the person who goes to or likes