Bajrangwali Idle Editorial Photo

The term Idle of Bajrangwali refers to a statue or idol of Hanuman, a Hindu deity known for his immense strength, devotion to Lord Rama, and courage.These idols are often placed in homes, temples, or other places of worship as a symbol of protection, devotion, and blessings. They are believed to bring good luck, ward off evil, and inspire courage and strength in those who worship them.Hanuman is also known as Bajrang Bali, which means the mighty one with the strength of an ape. He is depicted in various forms, often with a mace (gada) in his hand and a red face.