Released in 2002 under the T-Series label, "Mandir Mein Maut" is a powerful and politically charged album by Nand Lal Ravi. This two-track album, spanning nearly an hour, delves into significant events in Indian history, offering a unique perspective through the lens of Indian folk music. The album's title track, "Mandir Mein Maut (Gujrat Ka Akshardham Kand)," is a lengthy composition that clocks in at nearly 30 minutes, providing an in-depth exploration of the 2002 Akshardham temple attack in Gujarat. The second track, "Aatankvaadiyon Ki Mout (Kashmir Kand)," shifts focus to the ongoing conflict in Kashmir, rounding out the album's thematic focus on terrorism and its impact on Indian society. Nand Lal Ravi's distinctive voice and the album's evocative instrumentation make "Mandir Mein Maut" a compelling listen for those interested in the intersection of politics and folk music. The album is presented in Bhojpuri, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.