India, Sept. 29 -- Sometimes a song stays with us not because of its music, but because of what we feel when we hear it. That was the case for Delhi-based devotional singer Sonia Arora, known for her rendition of the popular number Shukar Karaan Guruji. That's what happened when she first heard singer Suneel Lodhi's Maine Tere Hi Bharose from the recently released film Hanuman Ansh.

However, what caught her attention was not the technicalities of the composition, but the emotion in the voice. So much so that she decided to lend her own voice to the bhajan: "Jo Suneel ji ne gaaya hai, bilkul dil se. Bahut time baad kisi ke bhaav sune us gaane mein," says Arora.

For her, the simplicity of the original is what makes it powerful: "Lay, taal...