Krishna’s birthday tomorrow preparations have previously begun all over India to commemorate his birthday. He is the 8th avatar of Vishnu, who is supposed to have lived a manageable and human life. In many parts, his birthday is celebrated with the purpose of Dahi-Handi, while in unusual as a dramatic depiction of his “Ras-Leela.” Whatsoever the brass Krishna idol may be, it’s the love of his invention for him.

Temples at Mathura and Vrindavan have a huge ceremony for this day, and observers cram-full with bhaktas. There are no reasons needed, but we sum up reasons for which ALL love him.

1. Krishna as Protector of Women
We have grown up listening to the tale of how he saved Draupadi from the traumatizing situation of “cheer Haran” and didn’t let the evil win over good. Well, he was always a gentleman. When a demon kidnapped 16,100 women and kept them captive in his kingdom, Krishna idol brass fought the demon and rescued them. The women were petrified to go back to their village as nobody would have accepted them, so they asked Krishna to marry them all. And, following his art of chivalry, Krishna did not refuse and married them all.

2. Krishna as a Friend
Concerning all our 33 crores deities, Krishna is seemingly the simply one we can count our friend. You’ll observe numerous people pronouncing their hearts out to him as we do with our friends. Our Vedic literature also says that Lord Krishna is our one friend from whom we don’t possess to protect or mold the honesty and the unique one who can escort us to the clean path. As this world is his production and we all are his creations, our friendship with him is sensitive and delightful.

“All of them–As they capitulate unto compensation accordingly. Everyone follows my path in all respects, O son of Prtha [Arjuna]

3. Krishna as a Food Lover
Not to deny, his tales depict he was a foodie like us! Not much difference between our mothers hiding cookies and chocolates and Yashoda Maiya is hiding Makhan. Don’t we all relate to his mischievous act of stealing to end his Makhan craving?

4. Krishna as a Teacher
Everybody is conscious of his teachings in the religious book GITA. He led a pretty manageable life with significant life lessons. On the battleground, brass idols of lord Krishna did not fight truly and presented Arjuna with reasonable and diplomatic ways. His teachings are not simply confined to India or Hinduism but everywhere across the world. One of his important teachings is on Karma- do your ‘Karma’, not to store result or success but to do well.
This will finally be profitable for you

5. Krishna as True Lover
He just chose one woman his whole life- RADHA. He married Rukmani and seven different principal queens and also the rescued 16,100 women. But, his connection with Radha is remembered for its profound and spiritual existence as Radha Krishna brass idol. There are different stories of why he didn’t marry Radha, but none is cleared. However, a lot of unmarried/married couples adore Radha-Krishna to receive their advantages for enduring love. BTW, it’s also announced that they were childhood darlings.