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Khatu Shyam Ji is a revered Hindu deity, identified as Barbarika, the grandson of Bhima from the Mahabharata, known for his immense devotion to Lord Krishna and worshipped as the "God of Kalyug," fulfilling devotees' wishes, especially from his main temple in Khatu, Rajasthan. He's often depicted as a youthful figure with a mustache, linked to Krishna, and known for his valor and sacrifice, symbolized by his three powerful arrows. Devotees flock to his temple for blessings, with large festivals like the Phalgun Mela attracting huge crowds. Identity: Originally Barbarika, son of Ghatotkach (Bhima's son). Connection to Krishna: Lord Krishna granted him the boon to be worshipped as Shyam in the Kali Yuga (present age). Symbolism: Represents valor, sacrifice, unwavering devotion, and is known as "Hare Ka Sahara" (support for the helpless). Iconography: A youthful Krishna-like figure with a mustache, often with a peacock feather and his three infallible arrows (Teen Baan). Temple: The main shrine is in Khatu, Sikar district, Rajasthan, a major pilgrimage site. Worship: Devotees seek blessings for wish fulfillment and protection, chanting his name with devotion. Festivals: The Phalgun Mela (Feb-Mar) and Janmashtami (Aug) see massive celebrations with rituals and fairs. Legend of Barbarika: Barbarika possessed three divine arrows, capable of hitting any target and returning, making him a formidable warrior. Before the Mahabharata war, he pledged to fight for the losing side. Lord Krishna, realizing Barbarika's immense power could end the war instantly, asked him for his head as a sacrifice, which Barbarika willingly offered to uphold his promise, earning divine blessings and worship. #bhagwan #comedy #punjabimusic #foryou #funny #punjabisinger #viral #motivation #khatushyam #khatu #khatushyambhajan #khatushyamji #shyam #shyambaba