Prakash Mali, born on August 23, 1981, in the village of Shivkar, Balotra tehsil, Barmer district, Rajasthan, is one of India’s most celebrated bhajan (devotional song) singers, renowned as the “Bhajan Samrat” of Rajasthan. Coming from a humble background, he developed a deep love for music in childhood, often participating in local prayer gatherings despite family hardships. Prakash’s breakthrough came with his devotional song “Jaisal Dhadhavi,” which gained immense popularity across western Rajasthan, followed by hits like “Hare Ghas Ri Roti.” His signature bhajans, often reflecting themes of rural life, faith, and patriotism, have endeared him to audiences not only within Rajasthan but also globally among Indian communities. Prakash Mali has performed thousands of live concerts and is known for drawing massive crowds at his events. Despite facing early struggles—including skepticism about his voice—his perseverance led him to establish his own studio and become a household name in devotional music. He has received recognition from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and is admired for maintaining humility and deep respect for his roots, crediting his success to the encouragement of his family and grandfather. Through his powerful stage presence and heartfelt singing, Prakash Mali continues to inspire and represent Rajasthani folk culture to the world.