Hey, did you know? Star Wars took inspiration from the Ramayana —a young prince, a kidnapped princess, and a cosmic struggle between good and evil. - James Cameron’s Avatar borrows its title directly from the Sanskrit word for the incarnations of Lord Vishnu. - The Matrix echoes Hindu and Vedantic philosophy, including the concept of Maya (illusion) and awakening to truth. - Pixar’s Sanjay’s Super Team featured Vishnu, Durga, and Hanuman in a modern animated short. - Dev Patel’s Monkey Man was inspired by the legend of Lord Hanuman. And now, something truly unique: This is the world’s first coloring book of Hindu gods and goddesses in a Chibi Mascot, Japanese cartoon style . A joyful blend of tradition and play, perfect for Indian-American families, anime fans, yoga communities, and anyone who loves Bollywood epics and spiritual storytelling. Inside you’ll find Krishna, Rama, Shiva, Ganesha, Hanuman, Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati and more—re-imagined with charm and humor. If you’ve ever watched Ramayan (Ramanand Sagar), Mahabharat (B.R. Chopra), or enjoyed modern hits like Adipurush , Brahmāstra: Part One – Shiva , Baahubali , or Kantara , these pages will feel both nostalgic and fresh. The cultural echoes include beloved stars and devotees: Hema Malini , Ajay Devgn ( Shivaay , Bholaa ), Kangana Ranaut , Shilpa Shetty , Nitish Bharadwaj (the unforgettable Krishna from TV’s Mahabharat ). Music lovers will recognize Kailash Kher , Anuradha Paudwal , Anup Jalota , and Hansraj Raghuwanshi . Spiritual celebrations like Diwali , Janmashtami , and Ganesh Chaturthi bring the pages to life. For today’s wellness seekers, the book aligns with the energy of modern yoga and mindfulness voices like Adriene Mishler ( Yoga With Adriene ), Jessamyn Stanley (body-positive yoga), Tara Stiles (Strala Yoga founder), Kino MacGregor (Ashtanga leader), and even plant-based advocates like Lizzo , who celebrates vegan living. It weaves yoga, vegetarian values, and mindful creativity into every illustration. Fun to color, fun to share—this book is designed to light up your family moments and even make great posts for Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube Shorts. Whether your family quotes the Bhagavad Gita , streams The Legend of Hanuman or Little Krishna , or just loves the mix of mythology, Bollywood, yoga, anime, and mindful living , this coloring book bridges heritage and modern culture. Bring the gods to life—in colors, in stories, in community.