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Hanuman Chalisa Lyrics is an independent, free resource written and edited by one person — Ananya Sharma, a devotional content writer in Jaipur, India. It publishes the complete 43-verse hymn — two opening dohas, forty chaupais and the closing doha — in Devanagari, with transliteration, meanings and recitation guidance, under one rule: the source text comes first, and tradition is labelled as tradition.

About This Website

Hanuman Chalisa Lyrics (https://www.hanumanchalisalyrics.pp.ua/) is an independent online resource dedicated to the Hanuman Chalisa. The website provides the complete text of the hymn, two opening dohas, forty central chaupais and the closing doha, together with translations, transliterations, meanings and practical reading guidance.

The Hanuman Chalisa is the 16th-century composition of Goswami Tulsidas in the Awadhi language. The hymn itself is part of the public domain, and we present it faithfully and respectfully.

Launched2026
Hymn43 verses
Script versions11 + English
EditorAnanya Sharma
Based inJaipur, India
PriceFree to read

Who Runs This Website

Ananya Sharma

Ananya Sharma · Hindu Devotional Content Writer · Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Ananya has more than six years of experience writing on the Hanuman Chalisa, devotional lyrics, meanings, prayers and Hindu devotional literature. She writes and edits the guides on this site against the original Devanagari text and widely held tradition. Full background is on her author page.

Our Purpose

Our purpose is simple: to make a reliable version of the Hanuman Chalisa available to anyone who wants to read, learn or recite it. Visitors come to this website to see the authentic text, to understand its meaning, and to learn how to recite it correctly. We publish content that serves those goals directly.

Editorial Standards

We hold the content on this website to a consistent editorial standard:

  • The hymn text is presented in the authentic Devanagari form before any transliteration or translation.
  • Regional-script versions (Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Punjabi, Odia, Malayalam and Assamese) are reading aids for the same original words, never new translations of the hymn.
  • Meanings are explained honestly, with recognition that devotional verses cannot be reduced to a single definitive phrasing.
  • Where content reflects tradition or belief rather than verifiable fact, we say so plainly.
  • We do not make medical, legal, financial or other professional claims, and we do not promise outcomes to readers.

The Content You Will Find

Complete Lyrics

The full hymn in Devanagari, plus a reader-friendly English transliteration.

Meanings

Verse-by-verse in English and in Hindi, with the three dohas decoded.

The Verses Up Close

All 40 chaupais with their themes, and the opening and closing dohas explained.

10 Regional Scripts

The same original words in Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Punjabi, Odia, Malayalam and Assamese.

Reading Guidance

How to read, pronunciation, recitation times and common mistakes.

Print & Practice

A print-friendly version and a practice log for daily recitation.

Monetisation and Transparency

This website is free for all visitors. It is supported by online advertising, which may be displayed on certain pages. Advertising does not influence the content we publish, and we never accept payment to write, place or remove articles on this website. If an article contained any paid or sponsored arrangement, it would be clearly disclosed to readers.

Who This Website Is For

The website is intended for anyone seeking a faithful, readable version of the Hanuman Chalisa: beginners learning the hymn for the first time, devotees who recite it daily, and readers interested in its meaning and history. It is a textual and practical resource, informative, not prescriptive.

How This Site Started

This site launched in 2026 with a single goal: one place where the complete 43-verse text, a careful transliteration, verse-by-verse meanings and honest recitation guidance sit together without Ads-heavy clutter or contradictory claims about what recitation guarantees. Every page is written and maintained for that purpose; nothing here is syndicated, auto-generated or copied from another Chalisa site.

Corrections and Feedback

Accuracy is important to us. If you find a genuine error in the text, a transliteration, a meaning or a reference, we will correct it promptly. Please contact us with the page URL and the verse or line in question.

Contact

You can reach us at help@hanumanchalisalyrics.pp.ua. For our terms of use and the limits of the information we provide, please see the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and Disclaimer.

Literary background: History of the Hanuman Chalisa.

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Devanagari Full Text English Transliteration