Sarita Kharwal is a vibrant and celebrated voice in the Rajasthani folk and devotional music scene. Her artistry is deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of Rajasthan, India, and her music serves to keep the traditional melodies and stories of the region alive. Known for her rich, emotive vocals, she captures the hearts of her listeners, skillfully weaving narratives of devotion, love, and everyday life into her songs.

Through her recent releases such as "Goro Goro Mukhdo," "Banni Karave Manavna," and "Jai Nagnechi Maa," Sarita Kharwal continues to celebrate and preserve the Rajasthani musical legacy. Her songs often feature traditional instruments and rhythms that resonate with the earthy tones of rural India. With tracks like "Banna Re Byah Main Dj Baaje" and "Jhamkudi Vevan," she infuses contemporary elements into her music, illustrating the dynamic nature of Rajasthani folk sounds. Her devotional tracks and bhajans, such as "Desi Bhajan," showcase her depth as a singer capable of expressing spiritual longing and reverence. Sarita Kharwal's music not only provides entertainment but also documents and upholds the cultural expressions of Rajasthan's rich tapestry.