Bajrang Baan is a devotional hymn that was composed in the 16th century. It was written in praise of Hanuman, the chief deity in Hinduism. The name Bajrang Baan is derived from the name of the monkey-like god, Hanuman.

The hymn consists of 13 lines and is written in the Hindi language. Each line of the hymn has a word that is derived from the Sanskrit language. The word is then used to describe the concept that is being expressed in the line.

The meaning of each line is different from one another. Some of the lines of the hymn are as follows:

Bajrang Baan is a very famous devotional hymn. It is widely used in rural areas in India. The song is often used as an audio file to be played while listening to the radio or playing a musical instrument. It is also used as a name for a village in Rajasthan, India.