Surya - How The Sun God Was Tamed - English | by Ram Waeerkar/ Story Book

•Indian cartoonist and artist Ram Waeerkar was well-known for his depictions of Hindu legendary characters. He was born in Nagpur, Maharashtra, in 1921, and attended Mumbai's Sir J. J. School of Art as a student.

•A painting of the Hindu god Surya, who is the sun God and one of the most revered deities in Hinduism, is among his best-known creations.

•Surya is shown by Waeerkar as a brilliant figure with golden skin and several arms carrying a lotus flower, a bow, and arrows, among other things. He is riding in a chariot drawn by seven horses, which stand for the rainbow's seven hues.

•Hinduism reveres Surya as a major deity, and he is worshipped in many different ways all throughout the nation.

•He is frequently linked to the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth since he is revered as the source of all life and energy. The worship of Surya is said to bestow upon the worshippers good health, money, and success.

•Surya's portrait by Waeerkar captures the aura of this imposing deity and exemplifies the artist's talent at rendering the gods of Hinduism. His creations have enriched the long history of Indian art and culture, and they still fascinate and inspire people today.