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jaa jaa re apne mandirvaa (Hindi: जा जा रे अपने मंदिरवा) "Go, Go to Your Temple, Dear!", is a classical bandish (composition) performed in the raga Bhimpalasi.

The composition was originally created by the legendary court musician Sadarang (Naimat Khan) during the reign of the Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah "Rangila" in the early 18th century (c. 1719–1749).

The lyrics express a lover's playful and affectionate plea, using the metaphor of a "temple" to refer to the beloved's home or heart. The singer alternates between longing, coyness, and gentle reproach, urging the beloved to either leave for their "temple" or stay and reveal their true feelings.

The song is a prime example of the khayal style, which Sadarang himself helped popularize. Its enduring beauty lies in the delicate interplay between the romantic lyrics and the meditative, melancholic tones of raga Bhimpalasi.

In modern times, the piece has been recreated and popularized by various contemporary artists, including a well-known version by Sniti Mishra released in July 2026, which brought this centuries-old classic to a new generation of listeners.