Swami Madhavdas : Sindhi Saint From Rajasthan : Saints of Halani Darbar
Sindh had a very rich tradition of Darbars or Gurudwara and among the various darbars "Halani Darbar" hold a significant and important place. It is still a tradition that people are offering their children at young age for serving saints and darbars.

This was in the 1890, when Shri Udhavdas Bhambhani of Halani Sindh got a male child. During the pregnancy period saints of Halani darbar predicted birth of male child and asked mother, she used to be devotee of Halani Darbar, to give the child for the service of Darbar.

At the tender age of five years kid Notan was sent to live with sant ji in the Darbar, where beside serving he was also learning Tabala and Harmonium [Indian Musical Instruments] .

This was grace of almighty that Notan, which now being known as "Madhav" has a melodious voice and was most impressive while signing Gurbani [ Shabads From Sri Guru Granth Sahib] . Saint Swaroopdas was guiding Madhav on the spiritual path. on 27th July 1940 Swami Swaroopdas left for the heavenly abode and Madhavdas become the Saint of Halani Darbar.

Saint Madhavdas was with a merciful heart hence he always look to care the poor and deprived class of society, even for the poors a hospital was also established by him.

After the partition Swami Madhavdas shifted to Ajmer, Rajasthan and established Halani Darbar there. The place become famous for the worship of God and service of poor.

Saint Madhavdas was with spiritual powers. It is said that one devotee "Roopchand Mevani" went under the weakness of legs and all the doctors were of the opinion that in future he will not be able to walk. Family members brought Roopchand to Ajmer and prayed for the blessings of saint Madhavdas. The Merciful Santji handed over a wooden stick to Roopchand, who was unable to even stand, and ask him to walk with the support of stick. All were surprised to see that after walking a few steps with the support Roopchand started to walk without any support on his own.

Saint Madhavdas left the world for heavenly abode on 15th August 1953 at Mumbai.