Hanuman Chalisa PDF (hanumanchalisapdf.in) is a devotee’s website, run by me, Saurabh Satyaram, from Jaipur. It gives the Hanuman Chalisa in twelve languages, with its meaning in simple words, free PDFs to print, audio and video. I am not a pandit or a scholar, just a bhakt who wanted one calm and correct place for the paath.
Why I Made This Site
The Hanuman Chalisa has been part of my day since I was young. Many websites I found were hard to read or not very clear, so I wanted a simple, respectful place that anyone in the family can use.
My reason comes from chaupai 7 of the Chalisa, which says Hanuman ji used all his learning for Shri Ram’s work:
बिद्यावान गुनी अति चातुर।
राम काज करिबे को आतुर॥
Bidyavan Guni Ati Chatur ।
Ram Kaj Karibe Ko Atur ॥
It means: “You are learned, full of good qualities and very clever, and you are always eager to do Shri Ram’s work.” In the same spirit, I use the skills I have for this seva.
How Every Verse Is Checked
The verses on this site follow the Gita Press, Gorakhpur edition, and every line in every script is checked against it before a page goes live. The Gujarati, Bengali, Telugu and other scripts are written from the Hindi by fixed letter-for-letter rules, so every language gives the same text. Where other books print a word differently, the page says so once. The same care goes into the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ashtak, the Hanuman aarti and the Mangalwar vrat katha.
Who Writes the Meanings
The meanings and the other pages are written by me in simple words, from my own understanding. I check them against two published commentaries: Jagadguru Rambhadracharya ji’s Mahaviri Vyakhya and Swami Harihar ji’s Shri Hanuman Chalisa (Vyakhya Sahit). Learned people explain some chaupais in other ways too; for a deeper reading, ask a pandit or read one of these books.
The pages in Telugu, Kannada, Bengali and Marathi were checked by native speakers from our community.
Sharing What You Find Here
The verses belong to everyone, and you are welcome to print and share the PDFs. How you may use the PDFs and pictures, and who owns the recordings, is on the disclaimer page.
Found a Mistake? Please Tell Me
If you find a wrong letter in a verse, a meaning that seems off or a link that does not work, write to me on the contact page. Please name the page and the line. I check it against the printed text and the commentaries, and correct the page if it is wrong.
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Read the Hanuman Chalisa in Hindi or in English letters, its meaning in 12 languages, or download the free PDF.