Navnath Bhaktisar is a devotional song based on Lord Vishnu which consists of eight shloks and nine slokams. The song is written by Malu Narhari and is believed to be the divine revelation to him.

Navnath Bhaktisar is one of the most popular and most recited songs of Lord Vishnu in the modern era. The song is based on the story of the goddess Devaki, who was the wife of the demon king, Hiranand, and was converted to Vishnu by Lord Krishna.

Hiranand and Devaki are said to be the original inhabitants of the Vishnu Vaan, and they are the first to be converted to Vishnu.

The story is told in the Bhagavad Gita, in the Mahabharata, and in the Puranas. The story of the goddess Devaki and the demon king Hiranand, the origin of the Navnath Bhaktisar, is the topic of many songs in the Hindu religious texts.