It has been translated into multiple languages and has inspired many people across the world. In India, Bhagavad Gita is regarded as the most sacred text that provides guidance to human beings to understand the meaning of life and to be responsible in society.

In Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna bestows the legendary Vishwaroopa (Vishwa – All, Roopa – form) Dharshana (Divya – divine) to Arjuna, Lord Hanuman (perched atop Bhima’s Chariot) Sanjaya (using Divya Dhrishti, or divine vision bestowed by Vyasa) and Barbarika the son of Ghatotghaja.

The concept of war is allegorized to the world as Kurukshetra.