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Singer : Sunitha Ramakrishna ( https://www.suneethasmusic.com ) Music Arranged by : Sai Madhukar This kriti is from the Utsava Sampradaya cycle of kritis. "Utsava Sampradaya" literally means (temple) festival tradition. These kritis constitute a complete set of songs describing all the celebrations and activities on a festive day in Rama's court, from his retinue waking the King from His sleep for a dip, to His marriage to Sita, to receiving worship and offerings, and to finally retiring for the day. Tyagaraja sees himself as one of the bards at court, witnessing these divine events. He addresses Rama and describes each event vividly. Generally simpler in melody and more direct in lyrics than his other kritis, the Utsava Sampradaya kritis correspond well to the nityaaradhana or daily services and festivities of Vishnu temples and are ideally suited for singing at those events, as well as on days of elaborate worship at one's home. In this kirti, Tyagaraja conducts Rama, from his palace, to his throne or presumably, his seat at court. Deign to come cautiously. O Lord Ramachandra ! O Lord brimming with virtues ! O Father of cupid ! O Protector of Lord of celestials ! As the splendour of the golden diadem radiates, as the pair of beautiful ear-pendants sway, as the pair of beautiful anklets jingle, and as the sages sanaka and all others exult beholding You, deign to come cautiously. As the parrot in the hand of PArvati Your sister who comes to see You speaks of Your mights to the exultation of the minds of the devotees, as all the celestials shower flowers in plenty, and as Your charm oozes, deign to come cautiously so that this blessed TyAgarAja may behold You.