Mohan Jo Daru is an ancient form of music and dance native to India. It is a highly devotional and spiritual form of art, which has been a part of Indian culture for centuries. The main purpose of Mohan Jo Daru is to invoke almighty God and to share spiritual experiences with the audience in a celebratory, joyful atmosphere. It is said that Mohan Jo Daru originated in North India during the Mughal era and was performed by professional dancers in the courts of the Mughal emperors.
The basic instruments used in Mohan Jo Daru are the tabla, harmonium, flute and dholak, while other musical instruments like the sitar, violin, and harmonica can be added to the mix. The name "Mohan" comes from its originator, the great musician and composer, Ustad Bade Khan Saheb Mohan (1816-1913). The term "Daru" means "dance" or "form".
The lyrics of Mohan Jo Daru are composed in various Indian languages such as Hindi, Punjabi, Rajasthani, Bengali and Gujarati.
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