“When music is embellished with devotion, its strength is amplified in a remarkable manner.” Acharya Swamishree Maharaj

Devotees from around the world revelled in an astounding night of music, devotion and jubilation provided by the talented musicians and singers from Mukta Orchestra and Shree Swaminarayan Gadi Sansthan friends, the renowned producer Amit Thakkar and celebrated singer Dipti Desai.

An unforgettable evening with a rousing set list, melodious kirtans such as Prem Tamaro, Molida Upar Vari and Pyare Shreeji Ho Tum were enjoyed by all, with the audience demanding an encore of Chatakti Chal Manohar sung by Dipti Desai.

Viewers from around the UK, Europe, Africa, US and India also joined the festivities, tweeting their #KingsburyMandir selfies. A few of their tweets are below and follow us @SGadiLondon to see what the Swaminarayan Gadi family are saying!

@archna_v: @SGadiLondon #KingsburyMandir1yearAnniversary #TB #KingsburyMandirSelfie pic.twitter.com/RDMy7N0xPT

— A R C H N A (@archna_v) August 19, 2015

@SGadiLondon watching live from Nairobi #bhaktisangeet pic.twitter.com/T2PJFkrIMU

— Sonal Rabadia (@sonal_rabadia) August 19, 2015

@SGadiLondon @MeenaPJ #BhaktiSangeet #KingsburyMandir #familyselfie live from Atherton pic.twitter.com/pv52K0GWrA

— Vas Jesani (@vasjesani) August 19, 2015

@SGadiLondon Got our setup in the kitchen from Spain pic.twitter.com/aJXg9XNjFy

— Reshmi (@ReshmiKhimji) August 19, 2015

@SGadiLondon enjoying the bhakti sangeet all the way from Kenya